Looking at Kinect using IR goggles

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Looking at Kinect using IR goggles

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Interesting. Kinect just covers EVERYTHING with Infrared Dots.

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Neat, certainly something you don't always consider.
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super cool. definitely didn't think that was how it worked and the coverage/resolution looks pretty impressive.
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A better quality video:

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That has to be a IR LASER to get spots that nice. I wonder how bad that is to be blasting your eyes with IR light like that.
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I was thinking the same thing.
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Post by b-man1 »

Pugsley wrote:That has to be a IR LASER to get spots that nice. I wonder how bad that is to be blasting your eyes with IR light like that.
the Kinect definitely can cause eye damage... :p

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