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Download the Packages Download the relevant OpenNI/NITE zip file from the downloads website.

PRIMESENSE WEBSITE DRIVERS

uninstall any drivers that mention 'Kinect', 'Xbox' or 'PrimeSense' via Window's Device Manager 2.

delete the C: Program Files PrimeSense and C: Program Files OpenNI directories (or the equivalents for your platform).

use to delete any applications that mention 'Kinect', 'Xbox', 'PrimeSense', 'OpenNI' or 'NITE'.

Clean Up Useful freeware tools for cleaning Windows:, Remember that it refers to the now-defunct OpenNI website from 2012, so ignore any weblink information in that chapter. If you prefer a wordier explanation, then please have a look at section 3 of the. This page is written in the form of a checklist.

PRIMESENSE WEBSITE HOW TO

The following instructions explain how to do that.

PRIMESENSE WEBSITE ARCHIVE

In other words, you need to find archive copies of version 1 of OpenNI and NITE to run my code. It's quite different from version 2, which sports many changes to the skeleton and hand detection functions, resulting in big changes to NITE as well. When looking through these archives, it's important to remember that the code examples in my book use OpenNI version 1. Fortunately, several sites have set up archives of the old OpenNI and NITE software, such as and. The Israeli publication that originally reported the buyout claims both companies are scheduled to announce the deal in about two weeks.OpenNI/NITE Installation on Windows OpenNI/NITE Installation on Windows May 2014: PrimeSense was bought by Apple at the end of April, and the website was shut down. The sensor system could be used in Apple's smartwatch project." " would suggest navigation of an on-demand, streaming smart TV system using gestures rather than a complex remote. Similarly, PrimeSense has released this statement denying talks with Apple: " We do not comment on what any of our partners, customers or potential customers are doing, and we do not relate to rumors or recycled rumors." (Via Business Insider)īut true or not, SlashGear has started making all its best guesses on what products the Cupertino giant could improve or release with the PrimeSense technology. … Adding 3D to Apple TV would give the Cupertino-based company a big leg up on its Google competitor."īut it's worth noting, last July a near deal was reported for $280 million and an unnamed PrimeSense source dispelled those rumors, telling TechCrunch, "Come on! We're worth 10 times that." … has recently been challenged by Google, which released its ChromeCast device several months ago.

The Times of Israel writes: "Among the products PrimeSense's technology would most likely be applied to is Apple TV. Well, you know the old saying: If you can't beat them, buy them out. Reportedly, Apple has been working on similar 3D technology for devices like Apple TV but anticipates a lot of programming issues to make their in-house tech work. According to its website, the Iraeli-based company's technology is being used in more than 24 million devices worldwide. Apple has reportedly made another major move in its constant battle to be the tech world's king of the hill.Īccording to an Israeli publication, Apple is paying $345 million for PrimeSense, the tech company that provided the 3D sensor technology for Microsoft's Kinect.