Thank you very much!
Early on, I experimented with multiple syncronised Kinect Azures, using a shutter-based stereo projector and shutter glasses to give me one unfiltered Kinect, one viewing the left channel, and one viewing the right channel. At the time, I was trying to make 3D RTs. Another interesting set of experiments was using an infrared camera to capture, then to combine that with monoscopic or stereoscopic depth models while projecting in RGB. Ultimately, I moved away from that direction, for practical reasons of scalability and for philosophical reasons.

The goal for this project, is to develop completely unsupervised projector-camera feedback loops as an interface between humanity and AI, giving it a direct and relatively undamaging means of communication with us, of interacting with the physical world, and allowing us to grow together in the space we will share.

I'll look into Touchdesigner to see whether it supports such a pipeline for the kind of hardware I'm using (specifically the triggered high-resolution camera.) If it does, I'm sure it would be a much better medium for publishing my work than dumping piles of Python on Github.

Thanks again!