While additional details have yet to be revealed, Microsoft did eventually release the current-gen Kinect on PC in early 2012, a little more than one year after the Xbox 360 release.

Take an Xbox 360, plug in the new $150 Kinect motion-sensing camera, devote a few minutes to waving your arms around like a traffic controller, and you’re gaming without a gamepad.

Above: Kinect for Xbox One is finally coming to PC. Makers and tinkerers are about to have access to the next generation of affordable eyes for computers as Microsoft brings its second-generation ...

The Xbox One will feature, by default, an always-on, works-in-the-dark, microphone and camera that's constantly connected to the internet and 300,000 servers. What could possibly go wrong?

Machine vision meets home entertainment in the Kinect sensor peripheral for Microsoft’s Xbox 360. Kinect puts the players in ... RGB input comes courtesy of the color camera, featuring the ... those ...

Microsoft's Kinect will get the Oprah treatment when the Queen of All Media features Xbox on her Oct. 19 show.

Kinect is a camera for Xbox 360… Let’s boil this down to its most simple: Kinect is an Xbox 360 peripheral. Think of it as a webcam on steroids that plugs into the console’s USB port that ...

Joe and Paul go limbs-on with Kinect, Microsoft's new motion controller for the Xbox 360.

Kudo just announced Fun Labs, a selection of games and applications taken from creations built using the Kinect Development Kit, made free earlier this year on PC. Several demos were shown on ...

Microsoft today announced Azure Kinect, a new cloud-based camera and depth sensing solution, at its Mobile World Congress keynote in Barcelona, Spain. Designed by the company’s devices team, Azure ...