But this Kinect BeatWheel adds an innovative way to create music using the Kinect device and moving your arms to control the sounds. Watch the video after the jump to see it in action.

Microsoft is dropping Kinect from its Xbox One console bundles, and Dave Cook reckons that's a damn shame, seeing as the device's modding community came out with some genuinely neat concepts. He runs ...

It’s now been revealed that the mods developer and creator Garry Newman is aiming to launch Garry’s Mod for Kinect on Thursday, December 6th 2012. Check out the videos after the jump to see ...

Quadrotor Autonomous Flight Using Kinect Sensor This mod, coming from the research group Hybrid Systems Lab, a joint project with UC Berkley and Stanford, stands out -- even on this list.

For more on Kinect support for Garry's Mod, check out Newman's detailed blog entry and video of Kinect compatibility in action below. Got a news tip or want to contact us directly?

By modifying a Microsoft Kinect sensor, a research project at the Computer Human Interaction (CHI) conference demonstrated how gamers in a wheelchair could interact with motion games.

Microsoft unveils the specs of its fourth-generation Kinect sensor, known as the Project Kinect sensor for Azure.

A modder has integrated Microsoft’s Kinect with Skyrim on the PC, allowing players to use voice and motion controls with the game.

The basic Xbox One bundles don’t include a Kinect 2 sensor at $399. Instead, you’ll need to upgrade to one of the bundles that explicitly say Xbox One + Kinect. Normally, they start at $499.

Microsoft's new Kinect is clearly a big upgrade over the original model, but the marketing hype surrounding it has already started to outrun the technology powering it.