SLS Camera Software Kinect V1 & V2 Compatiblee (DIGITAL DOWNLOAD)

The SLS Stickman Camera Software is designed for use with Kinect V1 and V2 sensors. It provides skeletal tracking, facial recognition, and depth mapping features commonly used in paranormal research.

What Does It Do?

The SLS Stickman Camera Software works with Microsoft Kinect sensors (Xbox 360 V1 and Xbox One V2) to translate movements into a digital skeletal figure. This makes it possible to map both human and unexplained shapes within the camera’s range. Many paranormal investigators use this software during research sessions as a visual aid.

The software uses infrared depth-sensing technology built into the Kinect sensor. It can track figures and display them in stickman form, even in dark environments. This listing is for the software only; you will need a compatible Kinect camera and connection leads to use it.

Main Features:

• Skeletal recognition (stickman overlay)
• Facial recognition and tracking overlay
• Infrared night-vision capability
• Depth camera for 3D mapping
• Compatible with Kinect V1 & V2 sensors

How Does It Work?

The Kinect sensor projects an infrared dot pattern to map depth and detect movement. The SLS software interprets this data into stickman overlays, showing joint structure and positioning. Researchers often use this system to observe shapes or figures that may not be visible to the naked eye.

SLS stands for Structured Light Sensor — a technology designed to track skeletal movement digitally. The software makes this process accessible for investigators, whether used indoors or in low-light environments.

What’s Included

• 1 x USB drive containing the SLS Stickman Camera Software

How to Use It

To use the SpiritShack SLS Software, you will need:

• Kinect V1 or V2 sensor
• USB and power adapter for the Kinect
• A Windows PC, laptop, or tablet with a USB slot

1. Connect your Kinect sensor to your device.
2. Install and launch the included SLS Stickman Software.
3. Position the Kinect in the area you want to observe (e.g., doorway, room, corridor).
4. Allow a person to walk in front of the sensor to confirm calibration.
5. Begin your research session, observing the stickman overlays that appear on screen.

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