How the Xbox 360 camera might be used

Only by exploring the boonies of the Staples Center we found GestureTek. They previously worked on Sony’s EyeToy and now they created a head lock on program for the Xbox 360’s camera. The early demonstration showed how the camera can lock on to a person’s face and follow their movements. GestureTek also mentioned Halo 3 in their presentation. They hinted to the fact that the camera could be used in a way that when players physically turn their heads, the in-game camera will turn respectively. Check below for a video of the camera’s functionality.

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