Prashant Rao demonstrates how he uses Leap Motion to control a robotic hand with his hand – each finger identified and subsequentely controlled.
Once more: Terminator – Control of fingers of a robotic hand
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LEAP Motion and SWYPE Keyboard test
Dartman333 shows a little demo of how you can use a SWYPE Keyboard with the LEAP Motion controller.
This also is a proof for the possibilities of using Android/Apple touch apps with the leap motion controller.
Free: HandWave: Command your operating system with gestures
After his great app GameWave – Geert Bevin has released a new free app called HandWave. With HandWave you can control you OS (Windows & MacOS).
E-Guitar wubs…flanger sounds
neodorian uses a leap motion connected to an electric guitar. In a first experiment there are already some interesting tunes…
Holographic Jurassic Park
The people from m1_interactive have already presented a bunch of fantastic work with Leap Motion. This time, they use a RealFiction LCD and Leap Motion to rotate a giant dinosaur head in 3d Space. It’s a great tool for museums and other places of education – or for instance for a park on Isla Nublar….
Draw in 3d space with LEAP Motion
User and programmer Theo Armour has published a nice demo of drawing in 3d with LEAP Motion. All you need is a browser, your hands and a leap motion.
Project Paalm – Phalangeal Angle Approximation through the Leap Motion Controller
Michael Rivera shows a way to use the hand in a more accurate way to animate 3D objects. In this shown technique, the palm of the hand stands still but the fingers are moveable.
Touch a Holograph in 3D space
Very promising and interesting demonstration of LEAP Motion and a 3-dimensional holographic object you can touch and interact with in a CAVE from Johnathon Selstad. This reminds me a bit on the great usage of Nintendo WII Headtracking. Great work.