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Time To Sell Your Car; This Kinect Hack Will Drive You Around
During the keynote, at this week’s Microsoft's MIX 11 web developer conference, some interesting Kinect mods were rolled out.
Clint Rutkas of Coding4Fun/Channel 9 rode onstage in a Kinect-driven Jellybean armchair. Check out the video below. Microsoft also announced that it will soon release a Kinect for Windows SDK (software development kit), so we might see a lot more homebrew Kinect software pretty soon. Hopefully someone can program a Kinect to recognize when you’re running low on Mountain Dew.
[Source: Engadget]
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