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Making Things See
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Making Things See

by Greg Borenstein
January 2012
Beginner to intermediate
440 pages
17h 11m
English
Make: Community
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Chapter 7. Conclusion: What’s Next?

IN THIS CHAPTER

Beyond Processing: Other Frameworks and Languages

Topics in 3D Programming to Explore

Ideas for Projects

We’ve come a long way since the start of this book. We started out by learning how to access the 2D depth image from the Kinect. We learned how to analyze an image by iterating through its pixels. Then we used this ability to build simple interfaces based on tracking the closest point to the Kinect. In the next chapter, we moved on to working in 3D. We learned how to use rotations, translations, and scaling to display the Kinect’s depth data as a point cloud. Then we used this ability to build more sophisticated spatially situated interfaces and to integrate 3D models and graphics into them. After ...

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