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11-11-2010, 09:19
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Re: M$ Kinect controlling robots!
As Vikesrock mentioned, this would be akin to buying a standard Logitech webcam and writing recognition software for that. There's nothing special per-se about having the driver with the intent of using it in the same way it's used for it's purpose on the 360.
As for using this on the robot, that's an interesting idea... 
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