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Hey! We are running this unofficial Leap Motion tech demos and experiments collection. We try to find the best Leap Motion stuff on the web and add it to the growing collection!

Optical surgery tool tracking

A quick video about Leap Motion as a tracking tool in a surgery situation – from the University of Utah by Michael Quigley. It shows an early idea of how the Leap Motion sensor could be used to support a very sensible surgery.

Leap Motion as guitar extension

Nicolás Earnshaw demonstrates how you could use the leap motion with an electric guitar.
Leap Motion detects the position of the guitar and manipulates the sound in real-time depending of the xyz coordinations. Leap Motion as a kind of a virtual pedal. Live Example Link inside.

Sound & Vision manipulation | bio-robotic creatures

Manipulating crazy 3d objects is fun and interesting. Best situation is when sound and vision are manipulated and projected on a wall. Max/Msp and quartzcomposer – and LM.

Leap Motion in the operating room

LEAP Motion has already found it’s way into hospitals and medical offices. There are many advantages of touchless interaction. Touchless image navigation is one important task in many clinical situations. TedCasMedical shows a wide range of usage for the Leap Motion in a clinical environment.

Finger paint a 3d image and print it out

Short video presentation from Toronto Mini Maker Faire  by HotPopFactory. Draw in 3d space and print it out. 3D Printer Finger Painting booth.

Cinekid Festival: a VIRTUAL MARIONETTE in space

A little space human puppet controlled in 3d-space space. A Leap Motion controlled virtual marionette in real-time in a outer space environment at Cinekid Festival Amsterdam from Anthony Scavarelli and Henri Kuschkowitz.

Do It Yourself Terminator | InMoov

Seokju Lee and Hyunchul Shim printed out a robotic arm with hand and 5 fingers to control it with Arduino and LEAP motion.

David Copperfield – go home! Here comes the real magic wand fly trick.

Real magic in front of your eyes? A magic wand flies through the air. In an experimental setup user Saqoosah let’s an acrylic stick fly to the movements of his hand. All done with love, magic and leap motion. Great physical example.