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We’re very happy to release AIRKinect 2.0 today! We’ve actually done a complete rewrite of the extension, both the native code and the actionscript API, to make it faster, more stable & easier to use in your projects.

I’d like to share some work I’ve been doing on the point cloud for the upcoming AIRKinect 2 release. We haven’t spent much attention at the point cloud in the previous releases, but we’ll be adding some interesting stuff.

Alright guys I know everyone wants to see some code and I promise it is coming soon. As the holiday seasons are upon us I have decided to put some extra work into the AIRKinect Extended library and crank that out as my gift to everyone.

Hey guys! Back again with another tutorial and this time we are looking at how quick and easy it is to get AIRKinect running and packaging out in FlashDevelop. If you haven’t checked out the first tutorial on Flash Builder you will want to make sure you have all the basics down. Install the Microsoft Kinect SDK and make sure the demos that come with that are working properly.

It’s been a few busy weeks, as you might have seen in our dev-branch on github. We’ve just finalized the 2.1 release of AIRKinect, with the big new feature being OpenNI support on the windows platform.

Today we are releasing a minor update to AIRKinect but it has a major bug fix.

As many of you know we have switched gears and are focusing efforts on AIRKinect v2. It’s shaping up to be a nice update, and really make the Kinect easier to work with.

As promised today we are releasing AIRKinect v1.6 along with AIRKinect-Extended v1.0.

Hey Gang, Third tutorial is up now looking at getting AIRKinect, or any native extension really, running in IntelliJ IDEA.

I figured I would just keep adding to this blog post as I make some more AIRKinect UI Demo videos. This is the first of many I am sure and It is a very basic look at the direction I am hoping to take the UI.