Electron + Kinect + PeerJS = Kinect data broadcast to browsers
This release updates the client to work with new ngrok url structure. Client 0.3.8 works with Server 0.3.7
Download release 0.3.7 from Dropbox.
Kinectron Server 0.3.7 works with Client API 0.3.7, available at https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/kinectron/[email protected]/client/dist/kinectron-client.js
Kinectron Server 0.3.7 includes:
The server file is too large to be uploaded to Github because of the models needed for Azure skeleton tracking. Please download the server from Dropbox instead (link above).
Download release 0.3.6 from Dropbox.
Kinectron Server 0.3.6 works with Client API 0.3.6, available at https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/kinectron/[email protected]/client/dist/kinectron-client.js
Kinectron Server 0.3.6 reverts depth feed to lossy webp.
The server file is too large to be uploaded to Github because of the models needed for Azure skeleton tracking. Please download the server from Dropbox instead (link above).
Download release 0.3.5 from Dropbox.
Kinectron Server 0.3.5 works with Client API 0.3.5, available at https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/kinectron/[email protected]/client/dist/kinectron-client.js
Kinectron Server 0.3.5 adds depth key feed for Kinect Azure. Depth key provides raw depth information according to the body index map. This release adds two examples using the depth key feed: one in p5 and one in three.js; one new example using the grayscale depth image in p5; and updates to the Azure point cloud example in three.js using raw depth.
The depth feed is now a lossless webp, rather than lossy webp. Unused floorHeight parameters are removed.
The server file is too large to be uploaded to Github because of the models needed for Azure skeleton tracking. Please download the server from Dropbox instead (link above).
Download release 0.3.4 from Dropbox.
Kinectron Server 0.3.4 works with Client API 0.3.4, available at https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/kinectron/[email protected]/client/dist/kinectron-client.js
Kinectron Server 0.3.4 adds the key (greenscreening) feed for Kinect Azure. This release also includes integration with ngrok to create a public address for the Kinectron server. The public address allows for the server to once again be used with the p5 web editor as it is served over https. See Kinectron documentation for more info.
The beach example was added for Azure. It demonstrates how to use the Key feed with an image.
The server file is too large to be uploaded to Github because of the models needed for Azure skeleton tracking. Please download the server from Dropbox instead (link above).
Download release 0.3.3 from Dropbox.
Kinectron Server 0.3.3 works with Client API 0.3.3, available at https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/kinectron/[email protected]/client/dist/kinectron-client.js
Kinectron Server 0.3.3 fixes a number of bugs introduced in 0.3.2. All feeds for Windows, including multiframe for Kinect Windows are now returning frames properly. This release includes a refactor of the packaging and sending functionality. Includes package updates: KinectAzure to 0.0.19, PeerJS to 1.1.0, and Peer Server to 0.5.3.
Two new examples were added in this release to help with testing. Both Windows and Azure Kinect have a new FeedTest example that tests all feeds in one sketch.
Download release 0.3.2 from Dropbox.
Kinectron Server 0.3.2 works with Client API 0.3.1, available at https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/kinectron/[email protected]/client/dist/kinectron-client.js
Kinectron Server 0.3.2 adds recording functionality for Azure Kinect feeds on server application and client API.
Three new examples were also added with this release. Skeletonimages for both Azure and Windows Kinect shows how to use images to represent bones for the 2D skeleton in p5. The record example in Azure examples shows how to record Kinect Azure data in the browser with Kinectron API.
Download release 0.3.1 from Dropbox.
Kinectron Server 0.3.1 upgrades kinect-azure package to 0.0.7 to fix lag on Azure body tracking framerate. Body tracking for Azure Kinect now runs at 30 fps.
Download release from Dropbox.
Kinectron Server 0.3.0 adds support for Azure Kinect in addition to the Windows Kinect V2. This version supports color, depth (grayscale), raw depth, and body tracking for the Azure Kinect. This version does not support recording, multiframe or infrared for the Azure Kinect.
All Windows Kinect V2 functionality remains the same. See examples in repository to see how to work with each Kinect.
This release updates all dependencies including Electron and PeerJS, fixing most errors in the connection between Electron and client.