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Editions Comparison

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Basic and Standard Editions:
 
Basic and Standard Editions:
 
* support of 1 Kinect is included in Basic and Standard Editions as well
 
* support of 1 Kinect is included in Basic and Standard Editions as well
* you will also have bigger capture volume - 20 by 20 feet (approx. 7 by 7 meters)
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* support of 2 Kinects will allow you to capture more complex motions than with 1 Kinect, including rotations
* and you will be able to capture more complex motions, including rotations with multi-camera set-up
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* Sony PS Eye cameras-based set-up is the most powerful option: it will allow you to capture very complex motions in much bigger capture volume - 20 by 20 feet (approx. 7 by 7 meters)
  
  
 
'''Q: What is the difference between Basic Edition and Standard Edition?'''
 
'''Q: What is the difference between Basic Edition and Standard Edition?'''
  
'''A:''' The only difference is maximum number of cameras (4 for Basic, 6 for Standard). 6-cameras set-up will allow you to track wider range of complex
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'''A:''' The only difference is maximum number of webcameras supported (4 for Basic, 6 for Standard). 6-cameras set-up will allow you to track wider range of complex motions (including rotations, like fighting, dancing etc.) with good quality (more robust, more accurate).  
motions (including rotations, like fighting, dancing etc.) with good quality (more robust, more accurate).  
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'''Q: What is the minimum space required for capture?'''
 
'''Q: What is the minimum space required for capture?'''
  
'''A:''' For Kinect you will need 9 by 5 feet (3.5 by 2.0 meters). For multi-camera system (Basic or Standard Eiditon) you will need 13 by 13 feet (4 by 4 meters)
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'''A:''' For 1 or 2 Kinects you will need 9 by 5 feet (3.5 by 2.0 meters). For webcameras-based multi-camera system you will need 13 by 13 feet (4 by 4 meters)

Revision as of 18:14, 16 November 2011

Q: What is the difference between Express Edition and other editions?

A: Express Edition:

  • supports only 1 Microsoft Kinect sensor
  • capture volume will be 7 by 7 feet (approx. 2 by 2 meters)
  • you will not be able to track complex motions that include rotations because of self occlusion.
  • but you will not need multi-camera system calibration, that makes Express Edition much easier in operation compared to other editions (that are multi-camera)

Basic and Standard Editions:

  • support of 1 Kinect is included in Basic and Standard Editions as well
  • support of 2 Kinects will allow you to capture more complex motions than with 1 Kinect, including rotations
  • Sony PS Eye cameras-based set-up is the most powerful option: it will allow you to capture very complex motions in much bigger capture volume - 20 by 20 feet (approx. 7 by 7 meters)


Q: What is the difference between Basic Edition and Standard Edition?

A: The only difference is maximum number of webcameras supported (4 for Basic, 6 for Standard). 6-cameras set-up will allow you to track wider range of complex motions (including rotations, like fighting, dancing etc.) with good quality (more robust, more accurate).


Q: What is the minimum space required for capture?

A: For 1 or 2 Kinects you will need 9 by 5 feet (3.5 by 2.0 meters). For webcameras-based multi-camera system you will need 13 by 13 feet (4 by 4 meters)

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