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Microsoft Boosting Kinect Accuracy?
The online rumor mill suspects that Microsoft hopes to quadruple the accuracy of Kinect to enable detection of individual finger movement and hand rotation.
According to Eurogamer, a source within Microsoft says that the Kinect team is working to optimize the compression technology for a firmware upgrade that would allow more data to pass through the two cameras.
To read the full rundown, go ahead and check out the original story. If this is true, it would certainly be exciting. For the Kinect owners out there, what would you like to do in a game with the added accuracy?
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