Abstract: Toward the medical and living healthcare for the elderly and patients, fall from bed is a critical accident that may lead to serious injuries. To alleviate this, an essential problem is to ...

Abstract: This experimental study investigates the performance of three different models of the Microsoft Kinect sensor using the OpenNI driver from Primesense. The accuracy, repeatability, and ...

OpenNI is very sensitive for how it is installed, and how it is added to PATH. (I have a similar issue with the boost dependency, but I get the impression that the libpcl developers are already moving ...

This application let you access output of any OpenNI compatible device using your favorite messaging, video calling application and any application that use DirectShow to access media devices or ...

Making a robot is the dream of many. An important part of the robot is its eyes and perception of the outside world. Many robots have not only an ordinary camera but also some kind of sensors that ...

We make it simple to manage and optimize perception sensors for vision-enabled platforms like robots, drones and AVs. Over the past decade, 3D sensors have emerged to become one of the most versatile ...

OpenNIC, an organization that runs an alternative DNS network, has voted to drop support for .bit domains after rampant abuse from malware operators. Besides problems with malware botnets, the ...

The OpenNI project, which provides middleware libraries and applications for 3D sensing, is closing in April. The project – its name is a contraction of Open Natural Interaction – was led by ...

OpenNI, a middleware tool for technology such as Kinect, has received a significant upgrade. Developed by a non-profit consortium, which goes by the same name, OpenNI claims to be the most commonly ...

PrimeSense provides the technology behind Microsoft's Kinect. Technology Editor Bill Wong checks out PrimeSense's version that targets developers. I have written about how the PrimeSense technology ...

The Minority Report has been in rotation on cable lately, and you've probably seen the futuristic vision of Tom Cruise standing in front of a large screen, manipulating information with waves of his ...