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Hands-free control of your Mac
The Leap Motion Controller is a Kinect-like input device for Macs and Windows PCs. It has impressive 3D spatial tracking and already has dozens of compatible apps. It costs under $80
Published: 2013-07-24, Author: Brian , review by: itproportal.com
Works with Windows, Mac, any size screen, Easy to connect and set up, Not expensive
Sensor doesn't always work properly, Some very poor apps, No standard gestures
As a proof-of-concept device the Leap Motion Controller is amazing. Like the Xbox Kinect, the Leap Motion Controller allows you to navigate with real gestures and natural motion, giving you glimpses of a time when PCs will be able to see us and understan...
Published: 2013-07-23, Author: Vincent , review by: digitalversus.com
Compatible with OS X 10.7, 10.8, Windows 7 and 8, Airspace Store has a few free apps (the OS navigation software, a web browser, etc.), Design and finish very Appleesque, It's intriguing: people like the idea, Two USB cables included (long & short)
Not compatible with Windows XP (or Linux, although Leap Motion says it's coming), Airspace Store has very little content, too few free apps and too many disappointments, There's no WOW! app, Not very intuitive, they need to develop a common gestural langu
We're giving the Leap Motion Controller two out of five stars. That might sound harsh, but we feel it accurately conveys the user experience as it stands today. Each app has its own set of gestures, so you end up constantly learning new movements, often f...
Leap Motion's much-hyped hand-detection control system is a gimmick, and we've seen those before. Sony's motion control system, Move, was a flop, and Kinect, which is technologically more sophisticated than Move, hasn't exactly set the gaming world aligh...
Abstract: The popularity of touch among smartphones and tablets hasn’t just inspired more of the same. Instead, it’s served as a wake-up call that the reign of the keyboard and mouse may be ending, spurring inventors across the globe to search for new ways to interact with electronics.....
Published: 2013-08-12, Author: Courtney , review by: futurefive.co.nz
Easy to install, plug and play for the controller. Download of Airspace is straightforward, Controller is amazingly accurate, there is an orientation program which shows what it can see and gives a rough idea of how it works, There is a wide range of apps
If you only have a Windows or a Mac you can't access certain apps, Downloading certain apps can take a while and may also require extra download of software (experienced with Windows only), Apps respond differently with the controller, some are more accur
Abstract: The Leap Motion controller was announced months ago and created a lot of hype. Sure, it brings a new, fresh approach to human-computer interaction, but it can be hard to master.The device itself is very well made and comes in a great package with two U...
Abstract: We live and interact in a three dimensional world, but the digital world is two dimensional. If we could interact digitally in three dimensions, will it feel more natural?There's a device that's paving the road towards 3D digital interaction. It's called ...
Lacks functionality for actual computing, Does not replace the capacity of a trackpad or mouse, Slightly expensive
When put in perspective, there is very little fault to find in the Leap Motion, but a lot of that has to do with the fact that there are no true competitors to compare it with. With that being said there are two concerns we found during our time with the...
