Kinect Browser is a prototype developed to support the multimodal interaction elicitation study presented in our ITS 2014 Paper. This Git repository contains data from the Kinect Browser study described in that paper as well as Kinect Browser source code:
- The analysis of results is available in the KinectBrowserAnalysis.xlsx Excel sheet.
- The source code is available in the KinectBrowser folder.
Kinect Browser was originally created in the Global Information Systems Group at ETH Zurich. It is maintained by Michael Nebeling and was written by Alexander Huber as part of his bachelor thesis supervised by Michael Nebeling at ETH Zurich. It is available as free open-source software distributed under the GPLv3 license. See the file LICENSE for more information.
Kinect Browser requires Kinect for Windows 1.8 SDK with KinectInteraction Toolkit, jQuery, Fleck, Json.NET, Greasemonkey and the Firefox browser. The source code consists of the following components:
- a server component implemented using C# (open and start the Visual Studio solution) that interfaces the Kinect,
- a client component implemented in JavaScript (install the Greasemonkey user script in the Firefox browser), and
- a grammar file for Kinect Browser's speech commands.
It also contains a copy of the 1$ Unistroke Recognizer developed at the University of Washington (distributed under the New BSD License agreement).