MSFT: Microsoft's Kinect Fusion Is Coming To The Kinect For Windows SDK

Microsoft's Kinect Fusion Is Coming To The Kinect For Windows SDK
by TechCrunch

By Sarah Perez
Kinect Fusion, the Microsoft Research project which uses the Kinect sensor to create 3D models of objects and environments, will be made available in the Kinect for Windows SDK, Microsoft (MSFT) announced today. No word yet on when exactly that integration will go live, however – Microsoft only confirmed it will come in “a future release” of the developer toolkit. read more »

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