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Carl Franklin, a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP), has followed up on his GesturePak app that creates personalized gestures (movements) with the GesturePak v2 toolkit, which [ ...] Via Mario Saccoia 
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One more step closer to gesture-based computing. Virtual Worlds is the future. Via Stylianos Mystakidis
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The next generation of the motion sensing technology Kinect, which is bundled with Microsoft's video game consul, may be advanced enough to read your lips. It may be able to read your emotional states, as well. "Kinect 2 will be so powerful it will enable games to detect when players are angry, and determine in which direction they are facing, and track the pitch and volume of player voices and facial characteristics to measure different emotional states." Via Sakis Koukouvis
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The strongest bridge that connects the future of virtual worlds and the future of videogames may be the characters that we will interact with. Jesse Schell details ten different technologies that are shaping the future of virtual characters. Via Stylianos Mystakidis, Roman Rackwitz
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At this point it's kinda tough to get excited about 3D printing -- actual devices and services are a dime a dozen, but Cubify has... Via Tiaan Jonker
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The Kinecthesia is a Kinect wired to a set of motors that allows the blind to navigate a room or open space, relying on feedback through the motors to assess objects in their path. Via Mushin
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