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The question is which SDK (if any) to use for developing applications with hci interfaces? I mean such an interface when user interact with computer using gestures and video camera.

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You might want to look at OpenCV.

I guess you might have already - so perhaps your question is more to do with how to then apply it to recognising gestures. This is an ongoing area of research (and creating something from scratch as accurate as Microsoft's Kinect/Natal project is a tough problem).

However, version 2.2 of OpenCV provides (stable) python bindings if you just want to try this out rapidly...

For example, if you were interested in first finding where the face or hands you might use the HarrDetectObjects function. Having found that region of interest you might then look at using some of the motion analysis or structural analysis functions to try and then work out what they are doing.

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By the way, the Kinect has been hacked - an open-source driver for it is underway, and the results are looking good.