It’s pretty straightforward, really. The Kinect looks at the scene in 3D, you establish a plane and boundaries for the interaction area, and boom, multi-touch.

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.

Set-Up Video: A visual tutorial of setting up the Xbox Kinect. Setting up your Xbox Kinect on the Xbox One is relatively simple.

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.

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 ...

Leap Motion is essentially a $80 Kinect for your computer, which is 200 times more sensitive than the current Xbox 360’s motion-sensing camera.

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 ...