OpenNI for Windows 64-bit

OpenNI (Open Natural Interaction) is an open source framework that provides an infrastructure for natural interaction with devices like depth sensors, motion controllers, and other input devices.

PrimeSense is the company that initially developed the Kinect sensor technology for Microsoft. They also created OpenNI as an open framework to support the development of natural interaction applications.

Yes, OpenNI has support for Windows 64-bit operating systems.

With OpenNI on Windows 64-bit, you can develop applications that make use of depth sensing, gesture recognition, skeleton tracking, and other natural interaction capabilities provided by compatible devices.

Yes, OpenNI supports multiple platforms including Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. However, the specific features and device compatibility may vary across different platforms.

To get started with OpenNI on Windows 64-bit, you need to download and install the appropriate OpenNI version compatible with your operating system. You can then refer to the documentation and sample projects provided by the OpenNI community to learn how to use the framework.

Yes, OpenNI provides APIs in several programming languages including C++, C#, Java, and Python. Additionally, there are development tools like the NiTE Middleware and Sensor Modules that extend the functionality of OpenNI for specific applications.

OpenNI is designed to be compatible with a wide range of depth sensors and motion controllers. However, it is important to check the compatibility list provided by OpenNI to ensure your specific device is supported.

You can find additional resources, documentation, sample projects, and community support for OpenNI on websites like GitHub and various forums dedicated to OpenNI development.

OpenNI has been discontinued by Apple (acquirer of PrimeSense). However, the community still provides support and continues development through community-maintained forks like OpenNI2 and other related projects.