Examples / Wrappers Archive

Make a fist with the Raptor Hand!

Finger tracking using the Leap Motion Controller and ScratchX

Give the prize wheel a spin and see what you can win!

Rock Paper Scissors Island!

Destroy All Dinosaurs!

Have you ever wanted to become a Mage?

Audio by JJ Verne, Code by Cabbibo

Explore our galaxy in search of a new home for the inhabitants of earth

Befriend a curious magical bat!

Squirrels teach you how to follow beats and play rhythms

The virtual psychonaut geometry trip

A motion capture plugin for Autodesk MotionBuilder 2016.

A magical multiplayer experience

Visualizer now supports VR in addition to desktop mode

Navigate freely and remotely access household systems with simple hand gestures.

A collaborative virtual environment designed to enable meetings from distance.

A local 2-player game, play as a demonic being or a Monk of light!

Hand-based user interface game prototype.

Demonstration of a touch-type virtual keyboard in VR.

You Got Some Chocolate Boxing To Do

Social VR, hang out with real people in virtual reality!

Avoid the Cubes takes familiar gameplay into 3D

Fix your ship or lose your life

Orion Add-on Module example: Pinch Move

Orion Add-on Module example: Pinch Draw

Defend the sacred spot in the middle of the field!!!

Ever wanted to be a blacksmith? Yeah, neither have we.

Sometimes you're Flippin' Mad

This cute and simple demo lets you fulfill your dream of interacting with Sloth-senpai!

Good Luck, Doctor! Let's Hope You Don't Fail Miserably!

An immersive fast paced action virtual reality game.

A challenge of memory! Plus zombies

You're pretty fast. Can you go FASTER?

Finger paint music in the air!

Step Right Up, and try your hands at Leap Carnival

Protect the humans from the approaching zombies

All the fun of Table Football with Gnomes!

Take to the skies in virtual reality

Create beautiful landscapes with your hands.

How Quickly Can You Solve It?

The Monsters are Coming are you a Survivor?

Escape is the only Escape

Crack the Safe

Recall the Ships before all is Lost

Orion Add-on Module example: Hands

Digitally embody characters with real time facial and hand tracking

Table Hockey without the table.

Lightshow VR by Sokay

We are the super racer!!!

Can You Follow the CUBiCULO?

Survive waves of robots until they finally overwhelm you.

Orion Add-on Module example: Attachments

Can you Beat the Challenge of the Willchair?

Enter the Nexus and Do the Things

Your 3D Workspace

When the Toys Come out to Play, You Die

If You Build It...

Close encounters of the virtual kind

Graph complex functions and smack them around!

Control your "Earth Rover" in Virtual Reality

Interact with cute animals in VR

Leap Motion Sample Project

Project to visualize the hand and finger data from the Leap Motion in a web browser. Uses an enhanced version of the Leap -> Python -> WebSockets bridge leapfrog, written by Tyler Williams.

A gesture-based midi controller for use with the Leap Motion Controller. It is designed to be embedded in a program that interfaces with your operating system's MIDI architecture.

Leap Motion support for Max, a visual programming environment. http://cycling74.com/products/max/

LeapJS is a Javascript library that provides the functionality and object structure of the Leap API to assist developers who are working with the Leap Motion in a browser environment.

A demo of using the Leap Motion Controller with the three.js 3d library.

A library for the Leap Motion Controller that forwards events to a Processing sketch.

A polyphonic theremin using Python and ChucK. A video can be seen here: https://vimeo.com/57712895 Requires liblo and pyliblo.

Translates Leap position and direction data into OSC messages sent from an OSC Client using the pyOSC library.

The LeapC library is a C wrapper for the C++ Leap Motion library.

Example pages of the Leap Motion JavaScript SDK that include the SDK's samples and a few of my own.

This is a layering app which sits in the background and lets you use gestures to access the different sections of Windows. This project depends only on the Leap SDK and C++ standard libraries (Windows).

An in-browser demo where you can explore the galaxy using the Leap Motion Controller.

A two handed theremin demo.

ofxLeapMotion is an Open Frameworks addon for the LeapMotion that runs on Mac OSX.

This module provides an interface to query a Leap Motion controller. The controller exposes rapid and accurate hand motion data over a localhost websocket. This script uses native non-blocking sockets to return that data, thus should be compatible on Windows, Mac, and Linux machines without needing compilers or related SDK overhead.

This Code simply moves the mouse around depending on were you point on the screen.

Allows you to use Leap Motion Controller as an HID compliant joystick using vJoystick 2.02

A JavaScript API that monitors gestures from a Leap Motion Controller and then can trigger events when recognized gestures are used.

A tool that can be used to assign fingers (e.g. left pinkie, right index) when all 10 fingers are placed above a Leap Motion Controller. These can then be used with gestures.

A link to a video on YouTube demonstrating a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors using JavaScript.

A Javascript graphics editor with native Leap Motion integration.

A very silly Processing 1.5 sketch for the Leap Motion in which a bunch of kumquats on sticks offer encouragement.

Leap Motion and Panda3D Integration, using Tut-Ball-in-Maze.

Leap Motion library for Processing including gesture support

A simple OSX application that lets you do basic tasks such as switching spaces, opening mission control and expose using the Leap Motion Controller.

Another developer's take on using the Leap Motion Controller as a mouse.

A java file that allows you to more accurately control the mouse using the Leap Motion Controller.

This is a simple motion data recording tool for the Leap

This article explains how you can use Leap to move the cursor with your finger.

This is a simple cursor pointer control demo for OSX

This allows you to interact with your Qt-based desktop applications following the same idioms brought to you by phones and tablets.

An implementation of a mouse simulator for LeapMotion for Java.

An implementation of a mouse simulator for LeapMotion for Python.

This is s a simple routing web socket server which transfer all message receive from local LeapMotion websocket server to a non-localhost locked LeapMotion websocket server.

This allows you to program the Leap Motion using Lua. Included is a set of routine runs with the TINN environment. It is independent of the Leap Motion SDK and utilizes the WebObject interface on Windows.

A simple unity example showing how to detect gesture patterns by straightening the point collection from the leap frames, using the Ramer-Douglas-Peucker algorithm, and then comparing the sharp turns made during the gesture.

Ruby support via the JavaScript API

LeapMouse is a simple program to use the mouse with Leapmotion in linux