Jessica Vascellaro, of the Wall Street Journal, reports about gesture, motion. and even object control for computers, highlighting the work of Leap Motion and Flutter.
Apparently the Leap Motion sensor is less expensive than Microsoft's Kinect. It can track movements down to 1/100 of a millimeter and can track fingers and movement. It handles interaction with 8 cubic feet of space.
Below is a video from the Leap Motion website:
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Leap Motion Developer Kit Application
Leap Motion: 3D hands-free motion control, unbound
Daniel Terdiman, CNET, 5/20/12
FYI: Do a search and you'll find many more articles and posts about Leap Motion!
Apparently the Leap Motion sensor is less expensive than Microsoft's Kinect. It can track movements down to 1/100 of a millimeter and can track fingers and movement. It handles interaction with 8 cubic feet of space.
Below is a video from the Leap Motion website:
RELATED
Leap FAQs
Leap Motion Developer Kit Application
Leap Motion: 3D hands-free motion control, unbound
Daniel Terdiman, CNET, 5/20/12
FYI: Do a search and you'll find many more articles and posts about Leap Motion!
1 comment:
I feel like watching that video was like watching Sci-Fi movies as a kid and thinking "No way." That thing looks sweet!
Thanks for posting!
Ben
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