In a new technical demo from Leap Motion’s labs, you can use your hands to soar through space and manipulate entire constellations with mere gestures. The Planetarium aims to illustrate ideas in ...

Leap Motion’s quest to develop hand-tracking technology was based on the dreams of David Holz, ... So the graphics have to be pretty precise when you are reaching out to grab a virtual block.

Leap Motion is bringing its high-tech hand-tracking gesture technology to a new "Project North Star" AR headset it claims can be built for under $100.

Leap Motion’s newest motion-tracking software just got much more precise. Today, the company released its Version 2 (V2) software to developers in a public beta. The update allows developers to ...

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The new Leap Motion controller, ... The screen is still two-dimensional for now, but fingers and hands are free to poke, grab and flick in 3-D to move through applications.

*Digging the Leap hacks. Expect lots more in 2013. If they're going to SXSW, that may become their "Twitter moment." "SAN FRANCISCO – December 18, 2012 – Leap Motion, the motion-control ...

The Leap Motion Controller is a bold attempt to break new ground in the motion recognition game by offering a capable sensor for less than $100. That’s attractive next to expensive alternatives ...

Leap Motion’s grand vision is to let you “do things on your computer just like you do them in real life,” but the controller doesn’t fulfill this promise. ... If I grab a baseball, ...

Leap Motion has shown off a brand-new prototype user interface for augmented reality which gives the user full control over how its placed, distributed, and even how visible it is. You can ...

Leap Motion has done a good job of putting together something that feels high-end in spite of its sub-$80 price tag. ... I needed only to reach out and grab it. So I did ...

CNN reviews the Leap Motion Controller, ... The screen is still two-dimensional for now, but fingers and hands are free to poke, grab and flick in 3-D to move through applications.