We were lucky enough to receive some Leap Motion (leapmotion.com) units. Naturally, the first thing we tried was integrating it with Google Street View using Continue reading
Category Archives: experimental
LEAP and Translucent Screen
SciFi from Japan. With LeapMotion and translucent screen, BMCL tried to realize SF-like UI. They used Unity for 3DUI part.
Leap Motion Drum ArpFx
Leap motion worked today after seemingly randomly not working at al yesterday… set bug report to auto… Anyway, PALM TRACKING. some other developers suggested I try palm tracking, wow! its relatively very stable, much less noisy than fingers. and great when using fingers and palms somewhat independently… Continue reading
realtime interactive laser ILDA tests
realtime interactive laser ILDA tests from Marshmallow Laser Feast on Vimeo.
Just more tests playing with realtime interactive lasers (this time a 4W RGB, 90Kpps), finger tracking, ilda, etherdream dac, leapmotion, openframeworks, ofxEtherdream, ofxIlda, ofxLeapMotion and a DJI Fantom thrown in for good measure.
more info at memo.tv/ofxilda/
filmed and edited by the lovely Sandra Ciampone (meorme.com/)
Using Leap Motion on Android Device
Ever wanted to use your LEAP Motion on Android Devices? In a blog post by user Marc Lester Tan he explains in a step-by-step tutorial what you have to do to get a connection.
UIT-A3 – Handwriting Recognition Using the Leap Motion
This project was created as an Assignment for the User Interface Technology course at the University of Copenhagen during spring 2013. Continue reading
Remote Controlled Boat
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMM6Fa7HIYU&list=TLjSAmYKGN86o
NuiLogixUSB is an extension of our continuing work to adapt emerging natural user interface technologies to device and machine control applications. This video presents a Continue reading
Analysis of the Accuracy and Robustness of the Leap Motion Controller
Computer Scientists from Technical University Dortmund have tested the accuracy and robustness of the LEAP.
Abstract: The Leap Motion Controller is a new device for hand gesture controlled user interfaces with declared sub-millimeter accuracy. However, up to this point its capabilities in real environments have not been analyzed. Therefore, this paper presents a first study of a Leap Motion Controller. The main focus of attention is on the evaluation of the accuracy Continue reading