If I put a breakpoint in the code to see what the Blue pixel value (for example) is - the debugger never seems to catch it (not entirely sure why). Depth sensors in other devices typically use a technique called time of flight to get depth data. It's even more frustrating as I can't seem to launch this in the debugger. Kinect has an infrared sensor and an infrared light source. (Figure 3.b) which improve some hardware and software features 16. Here's the part of the code that I have running in my MultiSourceFrameArrived event handler: using (InfraredFrame IRFrame = ())įrameDescription FrameDesc = IRFrame.FrameDescription In 2014, Microsoft developed the Kinect v2. of 10 healthy individuals movements were recorded using Kinect and an IR. but the pixel values that I am returning as part of my bitmap are always black (ie. The software and camera technology of Kinect were developed separately by Rare. I've modified the example found here to fit my application. To start developing Kinect for Windows applications, visit us here. Note: The Kinect for Windows Runtime only includes the Kinect for Windows driver and runtime environment. but I am running into an issue with the IR video stream. The Kinect for Windows Runtime v1.8 is 100 compatible with Kinect for Windows v1.0, v1.5, v1.6, v1.7, and v1.8 applications. I've got the application working with the standard RGB and Depth video streams.
I'm working on a new application which can access the video stream from the Kinect V2 sensor.
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