The PoseCore server is an application you can run on your Windows/Mac/Linux machine which is the central communication hub & optionally PoseNet body tracker using only your computer webcamera (both tracking your body parts like a Kinect).

It can be be downloaded here:

• PoseCore Windows Installation package

• Linux Versions (untested)

  • Linux AppImage Installation package

  • Linux amd64-snap Installation package

This is an infinite runner game using the PoseCore server enabling you to use your body as the controller :-)

You can move the character left/right & jump or crouch

This game is actually a tutorial game made by Unity, I just adapted it to using PoseCore as a controller.

This application needs to configure the central body point before running, so for it to run properly, you stand still in a T-pose for 2 seconds (see info text in upper right corner in start screen)

It can be downloaded here:

• PoseRunner Windows installation package

  • Just unzip & run the executable file

• PoseRunner Android APK

This is an simple Kart game using the PoseCore server enabling you to use your body as the controller :-)

You can turn the vehicle with:

• Your hands (hold them as a if you hold a steering wheel)

• Tilting your head to the left or right

You control which control mechanism you want to use in the control settings (press tab in the game)

This game is actually a tutorial game made by Unity, I just adapted it to using PoseCore as a controller.

It can be downloaded here:

• PoseKart Windows installation package

  • Just unzip & run the executable file

This is a Unity test app to test out the body tracking over the PoseCore server.

It only displays some major body joints as circles & squares.

They should move together with your body if everything works :-)

Tracked body joints are:

• left & right ear, eye, hand, knee and foot

• Nose

• upper spine

• pelvis

Downloads:

• PoseCore test app Windows installation package

  • Just unzip & run the executable file

The technical solution being used here are:

• Body tracking is done with the brilliant PoseNet (done by the Tensorflow team)

• The PoseNet client embedded in the PoseCore server takes the most probable body pose and transmit this to an MQTT server in the PoseCore server

• The clients subscribe to these pose events topic and move the relevant game parts based on your body movements

• To avoid manual configuration the clients automatically finds the server using UDP broadcasting logic

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The server GitHub project can be found here:

https://github.com/miman/posecore-srv-electron

The Unity test client project can be found here:

https://github.com/miman/ik-mqtt-posenet-unity