A Nice Gesture by Jeroen Arendsen

Good preview of Xbox Gesture Games

Thank you Frank Cifaldi of Gamasutra for this 6-page review of Microsoft’s Xbox 360 Live Vision Camera Technology, the Totemball game (including a demo movie), and GestureTek’s technology behind it.

'The most impressive of GestureTek's technology was its early work at depth perception. As seen here, an object - in this case, a foam sword with brightly colored features - is tracked in real time, spatially. The tracking boxes shrink as the object is moved away from the screen, and grow as it comes closer', says Cifaldi
Is this a dagger I see before me?

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