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2016
In the previous chapter we discussed the integration of the Unity game platform with Leap Motion. In this chapter we will briefly introduce the Processing language and then integrate the Processing library for Leap Motion to create a sample application.
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In the previous chapter we discussed the integration of the Unity game platform with Leap Motion. In this chapter we will briefly introduce the Processing language and then integrate the Processing library for Leap Motion to create a sample application.
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2016
In the previous chapter we introduced you to some basics of the Leap Motion sensor and the different hardware updates to it. In this chapter we will go through the details of setting up the Leap Motion for Windows SDK, starting with where to get the SDK.
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In the previous chapter we introduced you to some basics of the Leap Motion sensor and the different hardware updates to it. In this chapter we will go through the details of setting up the Leap Motion for Windows SDK, starting with where to get the SDK.
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2016
In this chapter we will cover the basics of Leap Motion and introduce the device. Then we will discuss why it is useful, and introduce the different gestures supported in Leap Motion. Finally, we’ll note the variants of Leap Motion covered.
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In this chapter we will cover the basics of Leap Motion and introduce the device. Then we will discuss why it is useful, and introduce the different gestures supported in Leap Motion. Finally, we’ll note the variants of Leap Motion covered.
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2016
In the previous chapter you saw how to get started developing applications for Python using Leap Motion; now our focus will be on using the Java language. In this chapter we will start with a brief discussion of Java and then introduce the IDE that we’ll use for writing Java applications, Eclipse.
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In the previous chapter you saw how to get started developing applications for Python using Leap Motion; now our focus will be on using the Java language. In this chapter we will start with a brief discussion of Java and then introduce the IDE that we’ll use for writing Java applications, Eclipse.
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Virtual Sasando using leap motion controller
2017 International Conference on Advanced Mechatronics, Intelligent Manufacture, and Industrial Automation (ICAMIMIA), 2017Sasando is one of Indonesia traditional musical instruments. To play the Sasando, the player's fingers can pluck the strings. It is similar to play harp or Kecapi. This research aims to conserve the Indonesia traditional musical instrument Sasando. This research tries to develop a Virtual Sasando using Leap Motion Controller.
Ridho Rahman Hariadi +5 more
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Exergames for hand rehabilitation in elders using Leap Motion Controller: A feasibility pilot study
Int. J. Hum. Comput. Stud., 2023Erfan Pirbabaei +3 more
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Validation of the Leap Motion Controller using markered motion capture technology
Journal of Biomechanics, 2016The Leap Motion Controller (LMC) is a low-cost, markerless motion capture device that tracks hand, wrist and forearm position. Integration of this technology into healthcare applications has begun to occur rapidly, making validation of the LMC׳s data output an important research goal.
Anna H, Smeragliuolo +3 more
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