ofxAddon that allows you to use Azure Kinect in openFrameworks.

• Get depth, color, depth to world, and color in depth frames as ofPixels or ofTexture.
• Get point cloud VBO with texture coordinates in depth space.
• Get body tracking skeleton and index texture.
• More coming soon... (undistort that crazy fisheye frame, read IMU values, sync between multi-devices, etc.)

• Install the Azure Kinect Sensor SDK.

• Install the Azure Kinect Body Tracking SDK.

• Add an environment variable for AZUREKINECT_SDK and set it to the Sensor SDK installation path (no trailing slash). The default is C:\Program Files\Azure Kinect SDK v1.3.0.

• Add an environment variable for AZUREKINECT_BODY_SDK and set it to the Body SDK installation path (no trailing slash). The default is C:\Program Files\Azure Kinect Body Tracking SDK.

  

• Add the path to the Sensor SDK bin folder to the PATH variable. The default is %AZUREKINECT_SDK%\sdk\windows-desktop\amd64\release\bin.

• Add the path to the Body SDK bin folder to the PATH variable. The default is %AZUREKINECT_BODY_SDK%\sdk\windows-desktop\amd64\release\bin.

• Add the path to the Body SDK tools folder to the PATH variable. The default is %AZUREKINECT_BODY_SDK%\tools.

  

• Clone this repository in your openFrameworks addons folder.

• You can then use the OF Project Generator to generate projects with the appropriate headers and libraries included. ✌️

• Note that if you want to use body tracking, you will need to copy the cuDNN model file dnn_model_2_0.onnx from the Body SDK tools folder into your project's bin folder!

Tested with:

• openFrameworks 0.10.x
• Windows 10
• Visual Studio 2017 / 2019

• example-streams demonstrates how to get depth, color, infrared textures from the device.
• example-pointCloud demonstrates how to draw the basic point cloud VBO from the device.
• example-shader demonstrates how to reconstruct a point cloud using LUTs in a shader.
• example-bodies demonstrates how to get the body tracking index texture, and skeleton joint information.