I finally made it work. Detected skeleton using OpenNI and detected some gestures using my own code. Now I also connected a USB-UIRT (www.usbuirt.com) device to my Mac Mini in addition to the Kinect, to send signal to my TV and Set-top box to change channels and change volume. Checkout my video... Now I can change my channels and volume without using the remote control.
If you want to setup the same thing, you can contact me by email. I'll send you the code for both UIRT and kinect. :)
If you want to setup the same thing, you can contact me by email. I'll send you the code for both UIRT and kinect. :)
Cool :)
ReplyDeleteGood job on making it on hackaday. What song is playing on ur TV? SOme good punjabi song LOL. and where r u from? ( I know india, but like where)
ReplyDelete@Aneel
ReplyDeleteAm from chennai...
Hi, can you send me a code for test you controller TV?
ReplyDeleteHi Harishankar, My name is Paul and I am the admin of a site called HackHut. You obviously have a lot of skill, and I just wanted to let you know about HackHut because it seems like a perfect fit for you. We are a hosting service somewhat like wordpress, blogspot, or Instructables accept run by and geared toward the hacker/DIYer. We offer or are working on features that people like you want and can use. I hope you check us out and feel free to contact me there if you have any requests for features or questions about the site.
ReplyDeleteYou're on Engadget!
ReplyDeleteI'd be interested in the code too. I couldn't find your email. Thanks.
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ReplyDeleteAwesome dude, thanks for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteAwesome work buddy..... even i'm from Chennai.... did u order the UIRT, online? or is there a place in chennai where I can buy from....?!?!?
ReplyDeleteStand up to see TV...very nice sedentary lifestyle.
ReplyDeleteBought USB-uirt online. Check their website. Http:// www.usbuirt.com
ReplyDeletehi hari,
ReplyDeletesuperb stuff. im trying to incorporate the kinect for healthcare purpose, like in operating rooms etc. can u pls mail me the code, will update u on how it goes.
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ReplyDeleteHi Hari,
ReplyDeleteThis is Rahul from Bangalore, I'm really impressed with ur skills. Im doing a project in which i use kinect to control a robot. Can u send me details about ur project rahul44444@gmail.com
what is the approximate cost and how reliable s t if we buy from their website??
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