Manufacturers sensor Leap Motion, allows you to interact with the computer without a keyboard and mouse are now an official partner OSVR, open platform for virtual reality funded by Razer, Sensics, and many others.

Leap Motion has worked in the union of their developments with the technology of virtual reality over the last year and even demonstrated some ability to collaborate with OSVR at CES in Las Vegas in January this year.

Together with OSVR Leap Motion will be attachable front panel offered as a stand (available as an accessory) and came with Hacker Dev Kit VR in June this year.

The Leap – a small USB-device designed for desktop users, working part is up, thus creating a 3D-interaction region.

The developers of this technology are actively implementing it in the HP and Asus. Leap Motion can detect finger and hand movement in three dimensions.

If you’re not familiar with what it looks like Leap Motion technology and what it can do in virtual reality, look as presented. Technical support Leap Motion and OSVR plugin will work with VR-applications Leap Motion.

Source: CNET

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Kick on an ambitious project iMotion 3D, which is designed to observe and ensure the mouse gesture control both at work and at play. The novelty consists of a kind of gloves with built-in gyroscope and accelerometer and the principle of operation resembles Leap Motion: hand movements in front of the camera affect what is happening on the screen, finger-touch top of the device is similar to pressing the left mouse button, and the other features you can “hang” on the button, disposed on the sides.

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Dedicated team has developed two control systems for small quadrocopter Crazyflie. The first is based on the controller Leap Motion, and allows you to control the device using gestures, like a puppet. The second uses the Kinect camera and is the autopilot. On quadrocopter established contrasting red ball for the reliable tracking of its position software. The operator clicks the mouse to the desired point in space, and there Crazyflie own moves.

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The project Haptix, yesterday launched on Kick Starter combines the technology of multi-touch and Leap Motion. The device is a three-dimensional camera that works with two “layers”. The first layer is projected onto any surface allowing use as a control on the touch surface, the second layer is the entire space from the chamber to the first layer and is very similar Leap Motion. This combination looks very interesting and promising, especially considering its price: about $ 60.

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DexType – the world’s first truly virtual keyboard designed specifically for Leap Motion. The application allows you to enter text movement of his fingers in the air. The panel is located at the bottom of the screen and is a linear sequence of qwerty-keyboard layouts. The application is already available for download in the Chrome Web Store.

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