The Leap Motion Controller senses your hands
and fingers and
follows their every move.
It lets them move in all that wide-open space
between you and your computer. So you can do almost anything without touching
anything. It's the tiny device that just might change the way you use
technology.
It's
a super-wide 150° field of view and a Z-axis for depth. That means you can move
your hands in 3D, just like you do in the real world.The Leap Motion Controller
can track your movements at a rate of over 200 frames per second.
It
also includes include non-touch gestures, which have already gotten some
development with webcam-based gesture controls. Gaming has pushed this sort of
interaction forward considerably with the Sony PlayStation Move
and Razer Hydra,
but perhaps the most prominent application of this sort of motion-sensing tech
is the Microsoft Kinect for Xbox 360.
The
Leap Motion Controller is a tiny thing, measuring only a half-inch thick and
not much bigger than a pack of gum.
The
device has an Apple-inflected minimalist design, with bare metal around the
outside edge, a rubber sheet on the bottom for stable non-sliding grip, and a
glossy piece of tinted glass on the top.
I
think the Leap Motion Controller is a great idea and very interesting/ cool. This
device was invented so you can play,
create, and explore without touching anything.
To
see how it works go to the following website given and watch the video! https://www.leapmotion.com
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