Kinect
- proper noun
- /kɪˈnɛkt/
- Specialized
- The technology enables the Kinect to reconstruct a finger-precise representation of what the hands are doing.
- Kinect for Xbox
- Microsoft Kinect
- Kinect sensor
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Watch on YouTubeSo now I'm OK with Xbox cutting off the support for Kinect.
- So now I'm OK with Xbox cutting off the support for Kinect.
- But then the Kinect just hit those shorts, man.
- Did you see the list of things that the Kinect is always monitoring for in that in the word video dongs?
Examples
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I've seen grandparents bring children to a games event and end up playing Kinect themselves.
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And over here we've got the Kinect because we've got an Xbox One hooked up to this guy.
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The problem with Kinect is the fact that it's always on.
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Does the Kinect distinguish between open and close best?
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When turned on and used normally, the Kinect just makes your body the game controller by tracking your movements.
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Two Microsoft Kinects are mounted in the upper corners that track people's movements.
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I know the upcoming dashboard update will be optimized for Kinect use, and it looks neat.
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For comparison, Microsoft spent $500 million on marketing Kinect—more than it spent on marketing the console itself.
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I'm using a Microsoft Kinect as my webcam with the out-of-the-box *buntu-provided 12.04 LTS drivers.
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Microsoft's Kinect allows players to control games using their body movements.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kinect comes from a blend of kinetic and connect, where kinetic means 'movement' and connect means 'join'. So a helpful way to remember it is that the device senses your movement to 'join' you with the game or app.