So if there isn't a browser plugin, how does the js get the kinect data?
Review my startup : Kinesis.io - Build gesture driven web apps with JS & Kinect
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Re: Review my startup : Kinesis.io - Build gesture driven web apps with JS & Kinect
#22This is a great landing page as well. Good messaging, clean design, etc. So if there isn't a browser plugin, how does the js get the kinect data?
Re: Review my startup : Kinesis.io - Build gesture driven web apps with JS & Kinect
#23Re: Review my startup : Kinesis.io - Build gesture driven web apps with JS & Kinect
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We are working on a Mac simulator. It will work exactly the same way as the Windows Kinesis Simulator.
Sounds great! It was a pain running Windows on a VM. :( Is there a way I could keep myself posted about this!?
Re: Review my startup : Kinesis.io - Build gesture driven web apps with JS & Kinect
#25Earlier quoted context omitted.
We are working on a Mac simulator. It will work exactly the same way as the Windows Kinesis Simulator.
Sounds great! It was a pain running Windows on a VM. :( Is there a way I could keep myself posted about this!?
Re: Review my startup : Kinesis.io - Build gesture driven web apps with JS & Kinect
#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
We are working on a Mac simulator. It will work exactly the same way as the Windows Kinesis Simulator.
Sounds great! It was a pain running Windows on a VM. :( Is there a way I could keep myself posted about this!?
Re: Review my startup : Kinesis.io - Build gesture driven web apps with JS & Kinect
#27This is a great landing page as well. Good messaging, clean design, etc. So if there isn't a browser plugin, how does the js get the kinect data?
We like that you like the design. A small package is installed which sits in the background. If a web app is using the JS library/SDK, then it will work in any modern browser.
Re: Review my startup : Kinesis.io - Build gesture driven web apps with JS & Kinect
#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
We like that you like the design. A small package is installed which sits in the background. If a web app is using the JS library/SDK, then it will work in any modern browser.
Right, but how does the background app communicate with the js library without a browser plugin?