A transparent presentation box – inside books you can chose from with LEAP Motion – pointing at a book brings up informations on a transparent display. From DOKLAB from the Netherlands.
Category Archives: science
Augmented Reality: Shooting the wall – LEAP Motion and EMG Sensor
A short demonstration of Augmented Reality and Leap Motion from Yoshinaga Takashi. This time a wall gets shot by a virtual bullet. An EMG bio-signal sensor recognizes the trigger.
A robotic arm – very detailed video from concept to final product.
Mutasim Ali has uploaded a very detailed and nice video about his project: A robotic arm controlled with gestures – driven by Arduino and Leap Motion – worth watching!! Very Impressive. See in a time lapse video the creation of the whole project.
Leap motion gesture control assisting the removal of a recu
We used a LeapMotion gesture control input device to control Osirix software for assessment of a CT scan while Dr. Kuntz, the surgeon was sterilely
TedCas & Leap Motion
TedCas and Leap Motion show the technology which allows getting access to digital information touch less, in an intuitive way that does not imply to
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 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.
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.