Good News everyone 
Added support for sensors Persee 2 and Persee+ [OS Android] 
This is an android “TV” set-top box with a built-in depth sensor. 
Now you can use the full power of Nuitrack 3D tracking on these devices. 
You will also receive a starter kit of games and applications (*.apk) 
Download the latest release by filling out the form on our website https://nuitrack.com/ 
You can ask any questions on this topic right under this post, we will try to answer
Is the Persee2 supported directly in TouchDesigner?
no, So the persee2 does not output a camera stream via the ethernet/USB port?
No, it’s an all-in-one device and it processes and uses all the data internally.
It could be done fundamentally on the application level and in fact we plan to add such data streaming (as we done in our previous VicoVR, TVico products), but basically there is no point to use Orbbec Persee if your main purpose is to get camera streams to TD (any other depth sensor could do that).
Hello,
We made a nuitrack subscription but didn’t receive a mail with the sdk.
We sent several mails no reply.
By the way how can we get the starter kit to build apk to test?
Thank you
Hello @NABLI88
Yesterday we sent you an email with explanations. Have you seen him? (if you can’t find it, please check the “Spam” folder)
Thank you for the reply but received an email not about the sdk.
Checked the spam nothing.
Could you please send me the link for the sdk and apk for testing?
Well received thank you.
Be back to you either for more info or for feedbacks.
Hi,
According to the documentation There are 6 available Gesture types waving, swipe left, swipe right, swipe up, swipe down and push.
We would like to detect additional gestures like (but not limited to): jump, run, stand on one leg,…
Are there any plans to expand the set of supported Gesture types?
If not, what approach would you recommend for implementing custom gestures?
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Hello @Dhia
Things like jump (or most other movements) definitions can simply be obtained based on the joints position (Tutorials → JumpTrainer in NuitrackSDK.unitypackage)
For example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ehEcfCIBAU
You can also learn the sample PoseDetector to detect static poses
