Leap Motion and Oculus Rift in a deformation simulator Continue reading
Deformation Simulation – Ogre Bullet Leap Rift – Rift Version
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A japanese Manga Girl stares at your finger
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A japanese Manga Girl stares at your finger which is tracked by Leap Motion.
Bitcamp 2014 Oculus Rift and Leap Motion Game
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Dive down to the sea in this Oculus Rift and Leap Motion game.
HUVR Tech – Flying with Tony Hawk, Moby and Doc Brown
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In the last days an interesting video hit YouTube – the so called Huvr Technology makes the “Mattel Hover Board” From “Back to the Future” real. Many people visited this blog – because there’s also a LEAP Motion program called “Huvr” – check out the well made video :). Continue reading
Marioneta – a marionette app
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A small marionette puppet controlled with Leap Motion by Sanguino. Continue reading
Cynical Metaballs: A Leap Motion flying game
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Fly through a virtual environment based on images by NASA and send some missles into towers. All controlled by LEAP Motion controller. Still in development – upcoming version also supports Oculus Rift + Leap Motion. Check it out. Continue reading
Removed all advertising for better experience
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Dear visitors! To make it a more comfortable visit for you we’ve made the decision to remove all advertising from the website – so we hope you’ll enjoy it.
Also all postings are now opening in a new Tab – so you can easily scroll the main website and click on a post you’re interested in.
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We hope you’ll enjoy your visit! Have fun and thanks for your support!
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A finger controlled follow spot
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Leap Motion as interface to control a follow light on a stage – just by pointing onto the object. Continue reading