PC with "Kinect" to come out without Xb360 also can play body sense game

January 10 News, according to foreign media reports, support Microsoft Kinect's motion capture system chip, has been in the PC accessories used. This means that users who want to implement motion sensing through certain accessories now do not need the Xbox 360 Kinect.　　The development version of the device is sold by an Israeli company that develops action-marking chips and will open the license code for everyone to use. The PrimeSense company is the creator of Microsoft's Kinect's motion-sensing component. Microsoft launched the Kinect in November 2010 for the Xbox 360, saying the device sold up to 8 million units before Christmas.　　Kinect can implement movie playback or play games on the Xbox without needing a remote control.　　Now PrimeSense plans to sell the Kinect's upgraded version of Primesensor, which incorporates the Kinect's features, as well as infrared and CMOS cameras for action marking and capturing.　　Tamir Berliner, one of PrimeSense's founders, said the company intended to promote primesensor to developers so that they could provide interactive interfaces based on posture capture to different devices. Open source He also said the company would release Primesensor's source code so that developers would be free to use it for two of times. "It's going to be open source so you can bring it into or implant any device," he said.　　"At the same time, many developers have developed applications and games for Primesensor and uploaded them to the relevant app store." Applications displayed at CES such as basic games, picture libraries, and movie libraries can be controlled by posture capture techniques. "We started the company to change the pattern of computer action gaming, but we didn't have the Wii to prove we were right," he says. Now we find that the new era of computer games has just begun. "The introduction of the accessory proves that a lot of people are Microsoft's Kinect champions." One of the more important licenses was signed with Asus, which uses primesensor and two other devices to wirelessly transmit streaming data from PCs to televisions, while PC controllers only need to change their posture rather than use the mouse to do the task. (Digging the shell net)