MWRC 2011 - Using Ruby with Xbox Kinect for fun and profit

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By Nate Peel
The Xbox Kinect is an exciting new way to interact with not only your Xbox 360, but your computer. In this segment Nate will show you how to use Ruby to interact with a Kinect, and gather skeleton sequences for an animation that can be imported into a 3d program for use in a game or movie.

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