There’s a big buzz in the console world around Microsoft’s “Project Natal”, which plans to use cameras and gesture-tracking to let people play games without a physical controller. The good news? Guitar Hero developer RedOctane is keen to use it. “I think the technology is very exciting. We’re evaluating it, and I think it’s likely that sometime in the future we’ll have those technologies integrated into our games,” says president and co-founder Kai Huang. What does this mean? Think four people standing in front of a TV playing air guitars rather than plastic peripherals. Well, we’d go for it…
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In the year or so since its launch, AI startup Kaiber has been making waves,…