Maybe yours already is, but my job was disgustingly messy, and I needed to cover it up.
Step 4: Heat shrink the whole bunch to make it neat.
Now you can heat shrink it (or try to, with its 3-way junction). Step 3: Solder the brown Kinect wire to the 12v adapter positive, and the 12v adapter negative to the Kinect/USB black. I have attached I wiring diagram drawn by Ttunerboy on youtube. Make sure there is no exposed wire that will cause a short. twist up the black wires, but don't solder or heat shrink them just yet. Red -> red, green -> green and white -> white. Step 2: Solder and heat shrink the four coloured USB wires to their corresponding Kinect wires. Cut the Kinect and power supply close to the plug, but cut the USB with plenty of cable trailing out of the male plug. Po-Motion has packages that start at prices that are as low as $39.99.Ĭheck out their website and see if they offer Kinect-powered wall and floor projection solutions for your needs.Step 1: Cut off the ends of the Kinect, the USB cable and the 12v power supply.
Po-Motion’s software packages aren’t free but they’re reasonably priced for what they offer especially if you do not have the time or resources to build a similar software package and set-up yourself. At the very least, you’ll be giving people something different that could also potentially brighten up their day. One can see that these things can be quite attention-grabbing and could just be what your business needs to attract attention. The video shows two children having fun with interactive ads and a sport game that’s being projected on the floor. The guys at Po-Motion realized that and have come with a simple to use software package that utilizes the Kinect’s motion-tracking technology in conjunction with a projector.Īccording to their website their software packages (Po-Motion IR) is compatible with any PC that runs Windows XP or higher and works perfectly with an Xbox Kinect sensor. Wall and floor projections, done right, could be an interesting distraction and a great marketing tool.
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