One person is in front of the camera and indicating where the Hot Spots should be in space, someone else is at the computer

When setting up 3D Hot Spots, it is much easier to do with help. This added bonus allows the interactive system to greet and guide the subject when he arrives. This system is also aware that someone is standing in front of the display, using the Hot Spot placed where the subject should be.

Whenever the subject brings his hand near a displayed button, Webcam Zone Trigger will detect that the hand is entering a 3D Hot Spot and will relay this information to the software managing the display. A bunch of Hot Spots have been placed in space one inch in front of screen, aligned with the buttons on the display. In example 2, the Kinect is looking down in front of a screen. The Kinect is used as a virtual touch-screen Webcam Zone Trigger will now be able to tell where the subject is, and can perform action (play sounds, run commands) or relay this info to another software.Įxample 2. In the example above, a bunch of Hot Spots are gridded in space. Move it and/or adjust its Distance from the cameraĮxample 1.When you have many Hot Spots on the screen it gets confusing. Change its name to something relevant.Click on the property button next to the spot name, select “Duplicate Hot Spot”.Create the first hot spot, as is described above.With the software it is possible to have a whole array of Hot Spots in the space in front of the camera. You might want to setup a more complex scenario than a single Hot Spot. The subject moves both in or out of the space.Note that you also get to specify if the Hot Spot should execute the action when. Whenever something moves in or out of the space occupied by the Hot Spot, the software will execute an Action. Specify its distance from the camera (*2).Move and size the Spot on the image (*1).When the live stream is a Depth image, the Hot Spots are in “3D Presence” mode. You can specify many Hot Spots, and each spot can have a different Action to execute when it detects motion. A Hot Spot is a zone on the image that you specify, this is where the software will look for motion. Webcam Zone Trigger detects motion with a feature called “Hot Spots”. You can also use one source to test, and save images or video on the second source. This can be useful for your project this way you can run separate motion tests for both 3D and colors. It is possible to acquire either or both. The Kinect provides both a “depth” image and a normal “color” image as video sources. Make sure the Kinect is also powered from its DC connection. Download the drivers and software (listed above), connect the Kinect device

Kinect camera