When Microsoft first introduced Kinect for the Xbox 360, it was a revolutionary update in gaming. Here was a device that would not only be able to “see” your movements, it would be able to “hear” your ...

Yesterday we showed you how Korean researchers are using motion capture suits to control robotic avatars. Today we have a project from students at University College London using an Xbox Kinect to ...

Anyone remember Xbox Kinect? It was this strange-looking motion-sensing peripheral for the Xbox 360, and later Xbox One, which used a camera to track the gamer's movements. First unveiled at E3 2009 ...

Microsoft unveiled its new controller-free, motion sensor system Kinect for Xbox 360 at a launch in Los Angeles. Microsoft unveiled its new controller-free, motion sensor system Kinect for Xbox 360 at ...

Playing through a couple of track and field events, both single player, and competitively (100 metre dash) was an intuitive and seamless experience. Unlike the soon-to-be-released Sony Move controller ...

Microsoft may have pulled the plug on Kinect, but research applications for the gaming peripheral continue to trickle out. The latest, from University of Missouri researchers, constitutes a pair of ...

When Microsoft introduced the Xbox One with a lavish media event in fall 2013, much of the hype focused not on gaming but on using the console to control your television. The company demonstrated how, ...

With Microsoft's highly anticipated Kinect finally in stores, all three major current-generation gaming consoles now offer some form of motion control. The Xbox 360's got Kinect, the PS3 has the ...