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Hacker Poll: Are You Working on Any Kinect Hacks?

Since Hector Marcan first hacked the Microsoft Kinect last month we’ve seen some cool stuff created with it, such gesture based Web browsing.

There are plenty of resources for getting started hacking the Kinect yourself. Are you doing any Kinect hacking yet? If not, what would you most like to see someone do with it?

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