Over these past couple of weeks my final year project Moto has been on show for a few days in Bournemouth and London. It’s been an interesting experience and I’ve met some great people in some surprisingly different areas of expertise, but it’s really taught me a massive load about not just Kinect, but development in general.

Moto On Tour

A while back I detailed my first foray into Kinect development. Now I’ve learnt a bit since then, which includes a much simpler way of taking a picture using the Kinect’s RGB camera and saving that to the computer.

Taking a picture with the Kinect using Coding4Fun

There's plenty of obvious places for a mobile app to be implemented – think The Gadget Show Live or the Tate Modern gallery – where there's more information that needs to be gathered on a personal level. But why would anyone need or even want to use a mobile app while they're pottering around Legoland Windsor?

What's app-y about Legoland Windsor?

A new term, a new brief. It's something a little different this time by way of a mobile app. The brief's pretty lenient in terms of what you can do for it and what platforms it's made for, so long as it's done for visitors to an event which doesn't already have it's own app.

Researching ideas for a Legoland app

I came to the conclusion a while back that Microsoft's newest toy the Kinect was the way I wanted to go for my major project in the third year. I thought I'd do something different and create something actually physical and playable by anyone rather than doing yet another web page. I can do those any time.

Looking into Kinect hacking

Success! I passed my first year of Interactive Media Production at Bournemouth Uni. Go me! But that's not really what this post is about.

Tag: IMP

Moto On Tour

Taking a picture with the Kinect using Coding4Fun

What's app-y about Legoland Windsor?

Researching ideas for a Legoland app

Looking into Kinect hacking

Level I and What’s in store