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Concerto Motion is an add-on to the Concerto digital signage system that allows users to interact with displays using hand gestures detected by the Xbox Kinect. This makes the system more interactive by letting users browse content without physical buttons. Research is being done on open-source Kinect drivers and gesture recognition frameworks. The initial prototype will modify the Concerto player to use these technologies and display content interactively without changing the Concerto codebase. The long term goal is an open-source framework for any application to receive gesture events from the Kinect.
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Koala is a scripting language created by Colin Kuebler to be used for teaching and learning. It can be run directly in a web browser without additional software and has a simple syntax along with tutorials, examples and documentation. Recent developments include an iPad application and work on an integrated development environment.
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- 1. Concerto Motion Kenley Cheung Rensselaer Center for Open Source
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- 3. What is Concerto Motion? + Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jfanaian/5490008853/
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