Qualcomm moves VR forward with wireless headset
Virtual reality took a few steps forward last week, advances highlighted by Qualcomm‘s demo of a development headset for wireless virtual reality. The prototype...
Leap Motion’s Interaction Engine puts the handy into hand-tracking
Controller-free hand-tracking company Leap Motion is preparing for the day we ditch our position-tracked controllers with its new Interaction Engine, which is launching as...
Leap Motion’s hyper-accurate hand-tracking VR tech shines in new Orion demo
One of the first things people do when they put on a virtual reality headset is try to look down at their hands. One...
Leap Motion introduces amazing Orion hand-tracking for virtual reality
No one knows the magic of hands like Leap Motion. And that’s why the San Francisco company is introducing a new hand-tracking system so...
This new ultrasound touchless gesturing tech lets you control your Android phone like Xbox Kinect
Leap Motion, watch out.
An Oslo, Norway-based startup, Elliptic Labs, has launched a software development kit and hardware proof-of-concept of a new way of controlling your smartphone or tablet — with simple touchless gestures.
Leap Motion and HP unveil world’s first laptop with Kinect-like 3-D gesture control
"Leap Motion is already small enough to fit in essentially almost every desktop or laptop, and could even fit in most tablets and smartphones," Leap Motion CEO Michael Buckwald said. "We're now making it even smaller."
Leap Motion: 1 million app downloads in 3 weeks
It's about the size of a pack of gum, and attaches to your computer via USB. Leap Motion is also working with HP to build the technology right into your desktop or laptop -- and eventually into smartphones, tablets, smart watches, and any other type of device.
Kinect-like Leap Motion 3D camera launches with over 75 applications
Leap Motion enables precise gestural control through 10-finger tracking for only $80.
Report: Apple considering $300M purchase of first-gen Microsoft Kinect gesture-sensor provider
An Apple delegation reportedly visited PrimeSense's Tel Aviv headquarters recently, as top engineers checked out the company's facilities and technology. Apple already has three research and development centers in Israel.
Xbox Kinect’s upcoming midair multitouch is gunning for you, Leap Motion
Microsoft Research is always working on cool new features, and based on a video Microsoft just released, it seems clear that the next version of Kinect will be able to better recognize hands, hand positioning, and hand gestures, effectively letting you control your Xbox -- and your PC -- with just the equipment god gave you, right out of the box.