Welcome to UKI Project (Archive)
This is an archived site. The original version was created using Google Sites, which is no longer available. Please note that some content, such as file download links, is not currently available. I am actively working on it.
UKI Project, previously maintained by the Intelligent Computer Entertainment Lab at Ritsumeikan University, is now managed by Pujana P. ( Pujana.P@gmail.com ).
|
Universal Kinect-type-controller (UKI, pronounced “You-key”) by ICE Lab is middleware that lets users control any existing application using body motions as inputs. It works by converting detected motions into keyboard or mouse-click events, which are sent to the target application.
White Paper: Paliyawan, P. and Thawonmas, R., 2017. UKI: universal Kinect-type controller by ICE Lab. Software: Practice and Experience. DOI: 10.1002/spe.2474.
During gameplay (4.0), UKI reads streaming skeleton data, detects motions, converts them into keyboard and/or mouse-click events, and sends them to a target application based on procedures outlined in a predefined MAP file. This MAP file contains components that define how to detect motions and the corresponding actions to take when a motion is detected. The MAP file is prepared prior to gameplay (3.0).
Tools in UKIBesides functioning as middleware, UKI offers the following tools:
|
Pending Modules
System Specifications
|