Kinect is equipped with a microphone so you can talk to the 360. Also, it doesn’t just see you in IR; it can also film you in full RGB color, recognizing your face to automatically sign you in.

The company that developed the technology behind the Kinect for Xbox 360 says it sees on-board cameras and gesture control replacing touch on all consumer devices.

Today in the Department of Kinect Hacks, we've got an official-looking hack showing off how you can use the Kinect (and its open-source drivers, of course) to turn any flat surface into a multi ...

Ubi Interactive, not to be confused with gaming publisher and developer Ubisoft, has released software called Ubi that's capable of turning any projected surface into a touchscreen with help from ...

The Xbox Kinect has certainly become a useful tool for innovation, with modders finding applications in medical imaging, robotics, and even aids for the visually impaired, to name just a few. Now ...

Microsoft launched its Xbox Kinect, a gaming unit sans controllers, and this pup goes on sale Nov. 4. Here's a look at six potential business use cases.

This prototype machine lets you interact with real-world objects through the Internet, via an Xbox Kinect sensor, a projector and a table of moving pins.

Created by Seattle startup Ubi Interactive, and originally announced back in August 2012, Ubi's software uses Kinect to turn any surface into a touchscreen device and has been officially released.

Thief will make use of Xbox One's Kinect and PlayStation 4's touch pad, it has been revealed. Game Director Nic Cantin said that making use of each system's unique features is "a must", and will ...