February 23, 2012
by Simon J Stuart
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Hi everyone, Recently I’ve been getting questions regarding progress on certain projects, so I thought I’d make things clear for everyone and declare my intended development focus. Lua4Delphi Lua4Delphi remains at the top of the list as it is already … Continue reading
February 21, 2012
by Simon J Stuart
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Hi everyone, I just wanted to post a quick message about my first published article in the Blaise Pascal Magazine (issue 21). My article is the first in a series on motion-based input technology (such as the Kinect or the … Continue reading
January 20, 2012
by Simon J Stuart
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Lua4Delphi is about to be released, and so, for those interested, it is important know how to implement it in your own applications. [Overview] What are the current capabilities of Lua4Delphi? As it stands today (and will certainly be in … Continue reading
January 17, 2012
by Simon J Stuart
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Stabbed in the back by Microsoft In a recent experiment, I discovered that Microsoft have deliberately capped the minimum depth range of the Xbox Kinect controller (when running it on a Windows 7 PC using the official Beta 2 Kinect … Continue reading
December 9, 2011
by Simon J Stuart
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For all those interested, there has been a substancial update to TKinect (v2) on the SVN today. Carl Kenner (www.glovepie.org) has very kindly gone through TKinect (v2) with a fine-toothed comb, has discovered the cause of the various issues we’ve … Continue reading
December 6, 2011
by Simon J Stuart
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Victory Fernandes and I have decided to make TKinect (v2) available to the public as-is, and give the public access to the development working copy as it evolves. This means that the SVN repository you can check out today (details … Continue reading
September 8, 2011
by Simon J Stuart
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I just wanted to show some developmental progress for TKinect version 2 (using the official Kinect SDK). TKinect version 2 makes it as easy as it can possibly be to track up to 6 individual people’s limbs in real-time. Obviously, … Continue reading
September 7, 2011
by Simon J Stuart
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For those wishing to see just one practical use for TKinect and this new generation of User Interaction technology, my friends over in Brazil have taken TKinect for Delphi and used it to create something very special. Victory Fernandes has … Continue reading
September 1, 2011
by Simon J Stuart
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RAD Studio XE2 For those whom may not yet have heard, RAD Studio (Delphi, C++ Builder, Prism, RadPHP) XE2 is now available for new or upgrading customers! You should go either to the Embarcadero website, or your regional certified Embarcadero … Continue reading