I’m Isaac, and I’m an experience engineer at Leap Motion. I work exploring a newly discovered relationship with our hands. I’m intensely interested in communing with digital nature, and the tools that I use are Three.js, Web Audio API, and most of all, Leap Motion. Most of what I have done can be found at cabbibo.com where I have been working on constructing my own personal Ice Kingdom.
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Drawing his inspiration from music, mathematics, and the infinite possibilities of space and nature, Leap Motion experience engineer Isaac Cohen likes to push the limits of the web. At last October’s HTML5 DevConf, Isaac showed how we can rethink web design beyond current interfaces and reimagine what the Internet might look like in the future.
What do a Philips Hue bulb and the Leap Motion Controller have to do with each other? Nothing, until you start imagining how they can work together. Today, we’ll take a look at how I can control colors by waving my hand in the air.
Eddie Lee experiments with light and sound to build strange and wonderful playgrounds of the mind – from the moonlit river of Kyoto to the synesthetic delights of Lotus. Check out some of Eddie’s creative process in our latest developer spotlight video.
Leap Motion Path is a Second Story lab experiment exploring the use cases for the Leap Motion Controller in the digital animation field. Our objective was to create a tool to capture 3D motion that could be used within an animation platform to control digital content. One of our goals was to record an animation […]
This week on Developer Labs, get ready to push beyond the boundaries of the flat interface and rethink menu designs. We’ve made some updates to Community Libraries and Airspace Ratings & Reviews, and made our Linux setup package easily available for everyone. In other news, the deadline for LEAP.AXLR8R submissions is this Saturday – so […]
At SmartThings, we think a lot about the way we interact with the everyday objects around us. We integrated Leap Motion interaction with our open platform to unlock a new world of possibilities in which home automation devices didn’t just respond automatically to our preferences and presence, but also to our hand movements.
Hi, I’m Bastien Bourineau, project manager and lead developer at OpenSpace3D. For years, we’ve developed OpenSpace3D with the goal to democratize real-time 3D applications and provide a tool for all creative minds, not just developers.
M1 Interactive is a design and development firm that focuses on the creation of immersive digital environments with platforms like Unity3D, Flash, Processing, and Arduino. They recently partnered with Leap Motion to create a freely available starter kit for all developers who want to build the next generation of games on the Unity platform. This […]
Mischa Spiegelmock is a software engineer and architect with a variety of specializations, including security, web applications, and real-time media. One of the earliest members of our developer program, he’s published a book about Leap Motion development essentials. You can follow Mischa’s latest work on GitHub. Like many people, as soon as I saw the first demonstration […]