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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!

Leap Motion – Carving Concept

“I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free.”
-Michelangelo

HUVR Tech – Flying with Tony Hawk, Moby and Doc Brown

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 :).

Marioneta – a marionette app

A small marionette puppet controlled with Leap Motion by Sanguino.

Cynical Metaballs: A Leap Motion flying game

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.

Removed all advertising for better experience

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.

 

If you like to support this collection of Leap Motion Technical demos & experiments you can either make a little donation via paypal – or just spread the word – and of course submit your projects!

We hope you’ll enjoy your visit! Have fun and thanks for your support! 🙂

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A finger controlled follow spot

Leap Motion as interface to control a follow light on a stage – just by pointing onto the object.

uDribble Basketball and Leap Motion (wip)

Dribble a basektball through a parcour – udribble with LEAP Motion support (work in progress).

A game designed to help people with amblyopia – Diplopia

Diplopia is a virtual reality game designed by James Blaha to help amblyopia (lazy eye) and strabismus (crossed eye) using the Oculus Rift and Leap Motion controller.   James  put up his game on indiegogo.com crowdfunding platform and got over 20.000 Dollars funded – congratulations! I really like the social idea behind his work. Check out his project and preorder the game.