As I get older, it seems I'm doing more of these retrospective "oh, look at that thing I used to love. It's a shame it's gone". This is no different. I had high hopes for Kinect, but alas it's time has come.

Kinect - In Memoriam

Tell me I was going to a tech meetup a couple of years ago and I would have ran a mile. Tell me I was going to a tech meetup a year ago, I would have assumed you were talking about Meetdraw and still would have ran a mile.

On BarCamp Bournemouth 5

It's been a while since this blog got updated. Mostly you have the end of my uni project to blame for that one. But I thought it best to update this blog to tell you where I'm at with Moto and development as a whole. Don't worry, I'll try and not make it dull.

Updates to Moto and other such things

It’s a course requirement that we make a trailer for our project. This is mine for Moto.

Moto Trailer

Just another update to show where Moto is at the moment if you can’t play it where you are.

Moto Update #2

Here’s something I’m trying out – Moto is now on Github. Crikey.

Moto is now on Github

As a means of procrastination while still having Visual Studio open, I buckled and installed Visual Studio Achievements as an extension to it. So now whenever I do some code well (or, apparently, badly) it’ll let me know and post it to the website.

Visual Studio Achievements

Moto is my graduate project on my university course. It involves playing air instruments on the Kinect by mapping them to your body. But of course no band would be complete without at least one guitarist, so that’s what I’ll show you now.

Making a guitar for the Kinect SDK

The pitch has been pitched, and it’s just waiting for the results of that pitch to make their way to me.

Tag: Moto