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I would suggest you to install ROS first and to take a look at ROS beginner tutorials to have an idea how ROS generally works.
http://wiki.ros.org/ROS/Tutorials
Finishing the beginner tutorials shouldn't take you more than one day of your time. Once you have some basic understanding of ROS, check this tutorial : `
http://wiki.ros.org/roboearth_stack/Tutorials/Using%20recorded%20models%20for%20object%20detection
it explains how to use roboearth with a kinect for object recognition. But first you should also install those ROS packages/stacks
OpenNI : http://wiki.ros.org/openni Necessary accessing the data recorded by your Kinect
RoboEarth http://wiki.ros.org/roboearth_stack Contains useful packages for accessing RoboEarth functionalities
Steps needed to install those packages are explained each package's page. This might be a slow solution that could take few days of your time but I think that the time invested in learning ROS basics is definitely worth it.
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