Xin Tong shows live demo of Kinect-based Object Digitization

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Microsoft Research Asia senior researcher Xin Tong performs a live demonstration of the Kinect-based Object Digitization technology enabling the creation of 3-D objects based on just a couple of snapshots and allowing Xbox users to play with their favorite toys in both real and virtual worlds, and share their cool gadgets with friends.



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