Kinect's official new application can present a real-person stereo appearance and voice

(Compiling/Katy Fish) According to overseas media reports, Microsoft officials have confirmed that they have made a breakthrough in their research work to capture the real face and image of the human body through Kinect.　　Microsoft's chief research and strategy officer Craig Mundie says the new system is now able to capture and instantly generate "near-photo-quality" characters, and the future is expected to extend to the body. "There is no reason why we should not go on," said the Kinect. Instant feedback, including sound, 3D model, gesture recognition, and so on, which makes it possible for the system to produce lifelike characters and complete image of human body instantly.　　Craig Mundie said. "But obviously we are still in the research phase, so we have to wait a while before we apply it to the product." "The results of this study are significant, meaning that the future of human-computer interaction can really be like a sci-fi movie, instantly rendering the drill author's lifelike image, playing your voice and identifying your action instructions."