Difference between revisions of "Leap Motion VR"
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Leap Motion is a gesture sensing controller that allows the user to interact with various [[devices]] with hand movements. Leap Motion device transforms into [[Leap Motion VR]] when it is attached to a [[VR Devices|Virtual Reality head-mounted display]]. Compatible with [[Oculus Rift]], Leap Motion VR is mounted to the front of the HMD. The devices captures your hand's motion from the perspective of the headset, allowing you to interact with the immersive VR environment without physical interactions. | Leap Motion is a gesture sensing controller that allows the user to interact with various [[devices]] with hand movements. Leap Motion device transforms into [[Leap Motion VR]] when it is attached to a [[VR Devices|Virtual Reality head-mounted display]]. Compatible with [[Oculus Rift]], Leap Motion VR is mounted to the front of the HMD. The devices captures your hand's motion from the perspective of the headset, allowing you to interact with the immersive VR environment without physical interactions. | ||
| − | Leap Motion was released in 2013 and Leap Motion VR was released in 2014. | + | Leap Motion was released in 2013 for 80 dollars and Leap Motion VR mount was released in 2014 for 20 dollars. |
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Revision as of 09:42, 13 March 2015
Leap Motion is a gesture sensing controller that allows the user to interact with various devices with hand movements. Leap Motion device transforms into Leap Motion VR when it is attached to a Virtual Reality head-mounted display. Compatible with Oculus Rift, Leap Motion VR is mounted to the front of the HMD. The devices captures your hand's motion from the perspective of the headset, allowing you to interact with the immersive VR environment without physical interactions.
Leap Motion was released in 2013 for 80 dollars and Leap Motion VR mount was released in 2014 for 20 dollars.
