BrianHarms shows a gesture controlled robotic arm. A very nice digital to physical analog and back to digital demonstration.
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Meet the Leap Motion Team | Developers Meetup
The first time a LEAP Motion Developers Meetup took place on september 4th 2013 in San Francisco. Interesting talks about the future of the LEAP and demos of upcoming possibilities. This is the first meetup of a ongoing monthly meetup for the developer community.
jestPlay – record and replay Leap Motion Data
User Theo Armour came up with program that can record and play your hand movement through chrome browser.
LEAP Trainer – a gesture learning and recognition framework
A program that can learn your gestures. From robertjoleary.
Built your own motorcyle – piece by piece.
Built your own Motorcyle in a unity3d enviroment. Grab tires and wheel and put it together – piece by piece. It’s a great way to learn how to assemble things the right way. Nice demo of a educational app!
First use of Leap Motion during dental implant surgery
A doctor – Guillermo Rosa – uses LEAP Motion the first time in a dental surgery. Using his hands to control 3D scans of the patients teeth. No need to touch any device.
Leap Motion Open CL mesh distortion
OpenCL mesh distortion test by Jonathan Hammond
Elon Musk Reveals ‘Iron Man’ Tech for Rocket Design
Elon Musk uses the LEAP Motion to rotate and create wire models of rocket parts in a CAD software. The intuitive interaction between the objects in 3D (Shutter, Oculus Rift, projection) makes the engineering and developing of physical objects easier and more intuitive for scientists, developers and engineers. Another great example