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Virtual Air Guitar vows to make Kinect games even after Microsoft killed the camera

By Asher Madan published

A few days ago Microsoft announced that they had ceased production of the Kinect sensor, but that hasn't stopped one company from offering software support.

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Microsoft kills Kinect for Xbox One

By Matt Brown last updated

Speaking to Co.Design, Microsoft has reportedly wrapped up production of the Kinect sensor for Xbox One and Xbox 360.

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Kinect and Cortana should have been Xbox's Amazon Echo

By Jez Corden published

Many gamers might hate Kinect, but in a world where the Amazon Echo and other smart assistants are rising to prominence, it feels odd that Microsoft has sidelined the tech.

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Don't expect a free Kinect adapter with your Xbox One X

By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published

If you're planning to pick up an Xbox One X, don't expect to snag a free Kinect adapter.

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Kinect 2.0 picks up deeper UWP integration and Windows Hello support on PC thanks to new drivers

By Jez Corden last updated

Kinect has been updated to support new Universal Windows Platform features that align across PC and Xbox One.

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Windows Camera appears on Xbox One, and it supports Kinect!

By Jez Corden published

Microsoft's Universal Camera app has appeared on Xbox One ahead of the Summer Update's launch.

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Merging the Microsoft HoloLens and Kinect could get us one step closer to the holodeck

By John Callaham published

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Microsoft Research's hand gesture recognition tools pick up where Kinect left off

By John Callaham published

The Microsoft Research division continues to work on motion gesture recognition projects similar to the company's efforts with Kinect.

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The Xbox One S will require a separate Kinect USB adapter but you can get it free

By Daniel Rubino published

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Microsoft's Kinect used to create Star Wars-style 3D holograms

By John Callaham published

A start up company called VNTANA has created a way to make full 3D holograms of people by using Microsoft's Kinect hardware.

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