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This is because LeapMotion has announced its v4 version of the tracking runtime and with it three demos to showcase the new tracking functionalities: Cat Explorer, Particles, and Paint. Cat Explorer is an educational app made to show you all the anatomy of a cat and it obviously employs LeapMotion as the only medium of interaction.
Barrett is the Lead VR Interactive Engineer for LeapMotion. Martin is Lead Virtual Reality Designer and Evangelist for LeapMotion. He has created multiple experiences such as Weightless, Geometric, and Mirrors, and is currently exploring how to make the virtual feel more tangible. The Challenge.
This is how to set it up. The SDK will support eye-tracked foveation and fixed foveation (like the one of Oculus Go); The Vive Focus will soon have finger tracking : for every hand, you will be able to have something similar to what LeapMotion offers. The 8 modes of the Vive Focus Plus.
” you’d either need to memorize the URL and enter it directly or memorize the name of the app and then Google it to hopefully find it inside the headset. The feature definitely reminds of us some excellent hand-tracking interaction concepts shared with us by LeapMotion (now Ultraleap) back in 2018.
It seems cool, but I would like to try it to believe in it: all the times that someone promised me some kind of sensory magic, it never turned out so good as they told me (like with the phantom touch sensation that LeapMotion told me about ). Google halves its revenues on the Play Store. Some XR fun.
Facebook has deep expertise on AR and VR (I think we all know it), while Luxottica, that is the worldwide leader in glasses manufacturing (it is the brand behind Rayban, for instance), for sure knows how to create glasses that consumers want to wear. HTC has a new CEO: Yves Maitre. Its peculiarity? It is the first device of this kind.
One month ago, I’ve participated in the Stereopsia event in Bruxelles (Belgium) to perform a talk about how to organize an event in virtual reality. A guy and a girl from Prague showcased in Stereopsia a simple demo where you could play the piano with a Vive with a LeapMotion mounted on. It is a very ambitious project, though.
At worst, use Google Translate. Personally, I have made the first translation with Google Translate, then I asked my assistant Miss S to check and correct the translation. Since when you are in China it is more difficult to buy stuff (language barrier, Google services blocked, etc…), try to buy the most while you are at home.
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While we love to chart new territory, the monthly SFHTML5 meetup at Google SF holds a special place in our hearts. Last January, LeapMotion Experience Engineer Isaac Cohen delivered a lively code sermon for an audience of over 500 HTML5 enthusiasts about how to create rich 3D universes for your browser – your “happy place” – in WebGL.
How did each idea come about? With Paper Plane , we studied the basic features of LeapMotion using fairly simple mechanics. What was it like incorporating LeapMotion into your Unity workflow? We have to figure out how to naturally recreate it so people will not feel uncomfortable and disoriented in space.
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Nonverbal communication has been huge for us, where we can have people wave, give the Fonzi ‘eyyyy, air quotes, thumbs up… especially with LeapMotion Orion. What’s best about the hand tracking from LeapMotion is that it’s feeding from the actual hands from the person. That stuff just comes across so wonderfully.
Meta has released this feature in the SDK and runtime of Quest and Quest 3S, plus it has released some official samples that show how to use this new technology. I myself have written a hugely detailed post on my blog to teach people how to get started with Passthrough Camera Access.
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