Geert Bevin – known for apps like GameWave and Geco Midi for Leap Motion – talks about using Java, raspberry pi + Leap Motion to create a rainbow of colored lights in an interview by Tori Wieldt at Devoxx 2013. Congratulations to the Java Champion :).
User SorryAboutYourCats, shows a demonstration of using the LEAP Motion and a Gamepad with Rayman Legends. Continue reading
After his great app GameWave – Geert Bevin has released a new free app called HandWave. With HandWave you can control you OS (Windows & MacOS).
Whoopthis uses his LEAP Motion to run through the corridors of google chrome browser game HelloRun. A great looking free html5 game by HELLOENJOY.
AirKey let’s you map and bind gestures to almost unlimited actions & key combinations to control your windows PC. In the future you may also create your own functions. AirKey is an open source program developed by Epikur, a member of the Leap Motion Forum.
ZenzizenzicGame (@ruudko)has devoloped a nice beating shooting game powered by unity where you can use your fingertips to control the gameplay – with gamewave + leap.
Theowest plays osu with LEAP and shows how precise and quick the LEAP reacts. Continue reading
Demonstration of using feed and LEAP Motion by Tau Manifesto. This could be a useful way to interact with a computer for people with disabilities. Another proof for that the LEAP that it is much more than a toy (we already knew this) which could also have some serious improvements for daily life. GameWave App and Leap make it easy.
As Tao Manifesto states at his Youtube Video:
This solution has the potential to give an even greater degree of freedom to those who have disabilities