Serial Bus: Kinect blankets a room in points of light

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Kinect blankets a room in points of light

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So you've heard of Kinect, right? It's the new xbox thingy that tracks your movements by having a camera pointed at you so that it can translate your flailing into on screen dancing and motion control.

If you look at a room with night vision goggles on, you can actaully see how it has blanketed the room in little points that it uses to map out the room.