Leap motion

To celebrate Heineken’s 140th birthday, we created a time travel interactive booth in the heart of the Taipei city. It takes you travel through time to explore the magic of Heineken. The booth is 6 x 3 meters wide and 3 meters height, with 3D projection m…

Leap Motion presents an entirely new way to interact with your computers. Put simply, Leap Motion is more accurate than a mouse, as reliable as a keyboard and more sensitive than a touchscreen. For the first time, you can control a computer in three dimensions with your natural hand and finger movements.

For hardware hackers, boards like Arduino and Raspberry Pi are the essential building blocks that let them mix and mash things together.

Hotly anticipated gesture-recognizing device doesn't quite do it for us yet.

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We got a chance to test out Leap Motion's amazing motion-control technology, which could be the future of how we interact with computers.

A friend of mine always used to say ‘if your keyboard only worked 60% of the time, you would throw it against the wall.’ We expect our technology to work every time, and when it fails we get infinitely frustrated. That is where Leap Motion has been with VR for

We’re going on tour! Join us in one of nine cities across the globe for a crash course on integrating 3D motion control and interaction design into VR, desktop, and beyond. These essential building blocks will prime you for participation in our global 3D Jam. We’re giving away over $50k in cash and prizes. Don’t … Continue reading Leap Motion VR Workshop: Learning to Build in Unity & Javascript →

Today Leap Motion is launching a mount for its PC peripheral that lets you track your hands in virtual reality applications by attaching it to the front of the Oculus Rift or other headsets. This mount launches simultaneously with a new version of Leap Motion’s SDK that enables the device to keep track of your hands from headset’s perspective rather than below.