Working with multiple Kinect v1 sensors is very difficult because of the IR interference between the sensors.
Based on what I read on this gamastura article, Microsoft got rid of the interference problem with the time-of-flight mechanism that Kinect v2 sensor uses to gauge depth.
Does that mean I could use multiple Kinect v2 sensors at the same time, or did I misunderstand the article?
Thanks for the help!
I asked this question, in person, of the dev team at the meetup in San Francisco in April. The answer I got was:
"This feature is 3+ months away. We want to prioritize single-Kinect features before working on multiple Kinects."
I'm a researcher, and my goal is to have a bunch of odd setups, so this is a frustrating answer, but I understand that they need to prioritize usage that will be immediately useful to a larger market.
Could you connect them to multiple computers and stream data back and forth?