Examples / Wrappers Archive

amazing applications in C++, C#.NET, Java and Python. Core is the fastest and most advanced HCI framework ever built. It has a library of over 300 gestures, support for Windows 7 + 8 and TUIO multitouch events and works with the Leap Motion controller.

A basic video control using gestures in Leap Motion

This allows you to interact with your desktop with the Leap Motion Controller.

This is a 2D memory game for the Leap Motion Controller where circle gestures and swipe gestures are used to interact with the application.

will enable the Leap Motion Controller to be used in VB and other windows applications. Thus, you could control spreadsheets, documents, etc. using gestures.

Leap Trainer is a gesture and pose learning and recognition framework for the Leap Motion

An example on how to read gestures in LeapJS

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).

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

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 repository of demos for the Leap Motion Controller based on particles, a demo from D3.js. Another demo is an attempt to recognize gestures from the Leap Motion Controller using the library of $1 unistroke recognizer from Washington University.

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.

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.