Yeah, if you want to use both programs then you'll need both the kinect sensor and the EyeX sensor hooked up to your computer. That post you linked to is just explaining that you can have both sensors and both programs running simultaneously... they won't interfere with one another. But Kinesicmouse...

No, Iris doesn't work with the Kinect sensor. It requires the EyeX or Steelseries Sentry sensor...

See here,
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5#p7

Actually If you look at some of the other assistive tech companies prices out there, he's actually pretty reasonable. I know of a couple other companies that would easily charge 3x as much for something like Iris.

Maybe I misunderstood but I think he's asking if the EyeX camera hardware could work with the Kinesic mouse software. I'd assume the answer would be no on that.

Good to know, Thanks.

Speaking of Windows 10, would you happen to know if the EyeX camera works with Windows Hello?

Well I guess it would depend on the game, can it be user defined? Predominantly I'd use it for jumping or shooting so I won't have to look away from the action. It's kind of tricky to aim while glancing back and forth between an interator and your target especially if its moving or you yourself are ...

So decided to go ahead & buy the eyex and am trying out Iris. It's working great thus far... but one thing I would really like to see added, if possible, would be an eye blink feature. Basically like a kinect gesture where you can close either your left or right eye and it performs an action. Do...

Cool, thanks for the heads up.

1. Easy enough 2. Cool 3. Sort of, yes... but I use Quadjoy for mouse control(can't move my head). So I guess what I asking is if you could efficiently perform wasd movements with interactors in a first person view type game. I didn't really have any particular game in mind, just kind of in general....

So I'm thinking about getting an EyeX and just had a few questions. 1. Does this require any training before use? Do you have to look at different areas of the screen or are there some settings that need tweaking? 2. Is the signal strength affected by the light in the room? I know with the Kinnect i...