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Your machine which connects via SSH does not have ROS installed, correct? If in the long run you want to do more than just showing the Kinect video there, it's probably the best to just install ROS there. Use the tutorial linked by davinci for more information, the setup is really easy.

If you don't want to set up ROS there and assuming that both laptop A and the connecting machine B run linux, try using ssh -X DESTINATION_IP for connection. This should result in remotely started processes (tunning on A) popping up their windows on B. For more information about how screens are handled on ssh, an internet search for export DISPLAY=: +ssh should point you in the right direction.

Your machine which connects via SSH does not have ROS installed, correct? If in the long run you want to do more than just showing the Kinect video there, it's probably the best to just install ROS there. Use the tutorial linked by davinci for more information, the setup is really easy.

If you don't want to set up ROS there and assuming that both laptop A and the connecting machine B run linux, try using ssh -X DESTINATION_IPLAPTOP_A_IP for connection. to connect from B to A. This should result in remotely started processes (tunning (running on A) popping up their windows (if any) on B. For more information about how screens are handled on ssh, an internet search for export DISPLAY=: +ssh should point you in the right direction.