Leap Motion is a revolutionary company, but revolutions take time. In Leap's case, their motion control device introduces a whole new way for people to interact with computers. As with anything truly ...

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Leap Motion’s 3D gesture control has taken a big step forward today after the company made the second-generation version of its software available in public beta for developers. Currently, the Leap ...

We're not at "Minority Report" quite yet, but the latest Leap Motion upgrade and its new Freeform software have brought us one step closer to the dream of next-gen computing. Nick Statt was a staff ...

Leap Motion was borne out of a “deep frustration” that the process of creating a 3D object on a high-tech platform, the computer, took up more time than molding something with clay or Play-Doh.

The Leap Motion Controller felt like it was made for Virtual Reality before we knew VR would be making such a prominent return. As a gesture sensor for PC, it appeared to have arrived at the wrong ...

Leap Motion has announced The Orion, a brand new hardware and software solution that’s built just for virtual reality (VR). The company believes the new tools will allow users to “unlock a whole new ...

Leap Motion, the company behind the desk-mounted sensor that lets you control your computer like Tony Stark in the “Iron Man” films, has today released a major update to its software development kit ...

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