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Kinect Helps High School Duo Win $100,000 National Science Prize

Mike Fahey and 36 others

Who says gaming can't lead to a higher education? Ziyuan Liu and Cassee Cain of Oak Ridge High School in Oak Ridge are splitting a $100,000 college scholarship awarded in the Siemens Foundation's annual high school science competition after creating a Kinect-powered application that uses Microsoft's magical camera to… » 12/05/11 5:20pm 12/05/11 5:20pm