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Johnny Chung Lee speaks on Kinect at Stanford 1/5/2011
- dstein 16y agoTO VIEW THIS TALK YOU MUST ATTEND THE LIVE TALK Microsoft still doesn't understand what the internet is for.
- Bud 16y agoUnfortunately, Stanford has pulled the video from the web.
- drallison 16y agoI organize the Colloquium and so have some visibility into why the video is not going to be made available. Microsoft made it a condition for the talk to be presented that it not be webcast live or archived for on-demand viewing. I believe that Johnny Lee's talk will provide new information about the Kinect, information which Microsoft is willing to reveal in a closed forum, not open one.
- panarky 16y agodrallison, you posted the link in the first place??
- dantheman 16y agoThe talk hasn't taken place yet, so I assume he posted it so people who are interested can attend.
- hebejebelus 16y ago<EDIT> Huh, guess that must have been a typo, as the date at the top says Wednesday, January 5, 2011. Colour me embarrassed. </EDIT> Ahh... FTA: > Students who are taking EE380 for credit and cannot attend the class live may view (and comment upon) another talk by the same speaker given in EE380 on Feb 13, 2008. The talk took place almost two years ago, so it's a shame that Microsoft think that any information about Kinect is still under wraps, especially when you consider that it has several open source libraries and drivers now (iirc).
- drallison 16y agoThe alternative talk describes some controllers that Johnny Lee did for the Wii when he was a graduate student at CMU.
- drallison 16y agoThat is correct. I posted the abstract because I felt that there were members of the HN community in the Bay Area who might find the talk useful and interesting.
- joezydeco 16y agoIn other words, you'll get the closed-forum information... just 90 minutes later on Twitter, not real-time video.
- juiceandjuice 16y agoTo be fair, the only talk I went to was Jeffrey Dean from Google, but it was very "intimate" (sweaty, smelly, a good chance you might not have a seat)