When Microsoft released the Kinect, the first widely available depth camera, artists and makers quickly flocked to it, discovering how to access the cameras depth data and ability to capture human motion. The result was a slew of new projects that capitalized on an interface that didnt require a screen, buttons or a mouse. After [&]

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