Examples / Wrappers Archive

Control your Philips Hue lights with the Leap Motion Controller

This is a mouse program that works natively on both windows and OS X. Everything is in Python. The program supports both pointer-finger control and palm-based two-handed control. Both interfaces support pointing, clicking, dragging, and scrolling.

This is an application by the name of Air Drum that can be used with the Leap Motion Controller

An implementation of a mouse simulator for LeapMotion for Python.

This is a basic mouse emulation tool for the Leap Motion Controller. Point to move the cursor, extend a thumb to freeze that cursor in place, and then tap forward to click.

This is a tweak which integrates the Leap Motion into Mission Control. It allows you to physically swipe between spaces seamlessly!

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

This is a simple motion data recording tool for the Leap

This tool dumps LeapMotion tracking data into a json file.

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 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.

This is a Python source code for a MIDI-generating application.

A repository of open-source Leap application libraries.