Microsoft Kinect V1

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Microsoft Kinect V1

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Microsoft Kinect V1 – Motion Tracking, Depth Sensing & 3D Scanning

The Microsoft Kinect V1 is a first-generation motion and depth-sensing device originally developed for the Xbox 360. Combining an infrared depth sensor, RGB camera, and microphone array, the Kinect V1 supports real-time motion tracking, skeletal tracking, gesture recognition, 3D scanning, and spatial mapping.

Its accessible hardware and broad software support make it suitable for researchers, developers, artists, students, and designers working on computer vision, human-computer interaction, interactive installations, creative coding, and rapid prototyping.

Rent a Kinect V1 for Prototyping and Development

Renting the Kinect V1 in our lab provides access to a versatile depth camera and motion sensor without purchasing dedicated equipment. It can be used for experimental projects involving spatial computing, interactive media, machine vision, gaming, and digital art.

  • Technical Support: Assistance with SDK setup, calibration, drivers, and integration.
  • Flexible Booking: Reserve the Kinect V1 according to your project requirements.
  • Collaborative Workspace: Develop projects alongside other makers, researchers, and creators.
  • Low-Cost Experimentation: Explore depth sensing and motion tracking without purchasing hardware.
  • Maintained Equipment: Lab devices are tested and maintained for reliable operation.

Microsoft Kinect V1 Specifications

  • Device: Microsoft Kinect V1 for Xbox 360
  • Manufacturer: Microsoft
  • Type: Depth camera and motion sensor
  • RGB Camera: 640 x 480 at 30 FPS
  • Depth Sensor: 320 x 240 at 30 FPS
  • Field of View: 57° horizontal, 43° vertical
  • Tracking Range: Approximately 0.8 to 4.0 meters
  • Audio: Multi-array microphone for voice recognition and sound localization
  • Connectivity: USB 2.0, with adapter required for PC use
  • SDK Support: Microsoft Kinect SDK v1.x, OpenNI, Processing, Unity, and other compatible platforms
  • Compatibility: Windows PCs, research software, and compatible creative coding environments

Kinect Motion Tracking and Computer Vision Applications

  • Motion Capture: Track body movement and gestures for interactive applications, gaming, art, and education.
  • Computer Vision: Experiment with depth sensing, object detection, and machine vision projects.
  • 3D Scanning and Mapping: Use depth data for spatial reconstruction and experimental 3D scanning.
  • Interactive Installations: Track people and movement in real time for responsive audiovisual environments.
  • Human-Computer Interaction: Develop gesture-controlled interfaces and spatial computing prototypes.
  • Research and Education: Explore motion sensing, depth cameras, creative coding, and computer vision technologies.

Depth Camera for Research and Interactive Projects

  • Established Platform: Suitable for experimentation, education, and rapid prototyping with established Kinect V1 software.
  • Developer Ecosystem: Compatible with a range of development tools, libraries, and creative coding environments.
  • Accessible Prototyping: Useful for experimenting with depth sensing and motion tracking before investing in specialized equipment.
  • Learning and Experimentation: Suitable for students and beginners exploring computer vision and interactive technologies.
  • Multiple Applications: One sensor can support motion capture, depth sensing, gesture recognition, and spatial experiments.

Using the Kinect V1 in Our Lab

  • Equipment Testing: Units are checked for functionality before use.
  • Environment Setup: Guidance is available for lighting, positioning, and spacing to improve tracking performance.
  • SDK and Driver Support: Assistance is available for setting up compatible drivers, SDKs, and development environments.
  • Adapters and Connectivity: Required USB connectivity equipment for compatible PC setups can be provided with the device.

Book the Microsoft Kinect V1

Use the Microsoft Kinect V1 in our lab for motion tracking, depth sensing, computer vision, 3D scanning, interactive installations, research, and experimental prototyping.