Sensing the future with WPF

This post is a look into a new library that I'm writing that's intended to make life easier for WPF developers working with Intel RealSense devices. As many of you may know, I've been involved with the RealSense platform for a couple of years now (back from when it was called the Perceptual Computing SDK). When I develop samples with it, I tend to use WPF as my default development experience, and the idea of hooking up the Natural User Interface capabilities of RealSense devices with the NUI power of WPF in an easy to use package is just too good to resist. On top of this, I still strongly believe in WPF and it will take a lot to remove me from developing desktop applications with it because it is just so powerful. To this end, I have started developing a library called RealSenseLight that will enable WPF developers to easily leverage the power of RealSense without having to worry about the implementation details. While it"s primarily aimed at WPF developers, the functionality available will be usable from other C# (Windows Desktop) applications, so hooking into Console applications will certainly be possible.

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