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What are some potential use cases?

• lozaning 7y ago
  I've been wanting to build gesture based control of my smarthome for a while.
  • rememberlenny 7y ago
    This would definitely be overkill. You could do that with 5$ cameras and some ML.
• JoeDaDude 7y ago
  Motion capture for animation comes to mind. Another is to project peoples' motion into VR space.
• tootie 7y ago
  Classic Kinect sensors are used extensively for gesture detection in the niche world of digital interactive exhibitions. You see them a lot in things like science museums or popup events or digital art gallery kinda places. This exhibit had at least a dozen Kinect cameras: https://nysci.org/home/exhibits/connected-worlds/ https://nysci.org/home/exhibits/connected-worlds/
• jsilence 7y ago
  Thinking about using vision technology for small scale aquaculture stock management. Sorting the fishes by weight while eliminating the scale. Probably a conventional camera might suffice with a little bit of ML training. Length does not correlate well with weight in the fish species we are using, but a 2D picture of the fish body might do it. A 3D picture with the new kinect will do the job for sure.