Stunned with the control system of the gesture of the new 3D Motion Leap

  Motion Leap, a new company founded in San Francisco (USA) recently introduced by the control system of the gesture of his new 200-fold more sensitive than any device on the market and promises to Microsoft Kinect formidable.

Gesture control is a technology which pioneered by Nintendo Wii and then, Microsoft has brought Kinect a big step for this technology and human life. The game industry from the technology, architecture and design will not be the same again.
With motion control system 3D Leap, Leap Motion has taken this technology to new heights. Leap 3D lets users control over what's on your computer just by finger with an accuracy of 0.01 mm.
Leap 3D lets users control over what's on your computer just by finger with an accuracy of 0.01 mm
Leap 3D product suite includes a small device attached to the computer via the USB port and a sophisticated software platform. Products are sold for about $ 70. Although consumers will have to wait until early next year have a chance to buy Leap 3D but what Leap Motion company performance today will likely attract the attention of many developers and users.
Motion Leap can sense the subtle movements of a finger that the company is 200 times more sensitive than any existing device already on the market. This product can create interactive 3-dimensional space (3D). Motion Leap is considered more accurate, more nimble touch screen or a computer mouse and for the good feedback when we use the keyboard. That means everyone from the game developers, the surgeon to architects, engineers may soon have in hand a range of revolutionary applications in accordance with field his.
In video technology Cnet sent to employees of Leap Motion has shown the capabilities of control systems with new gestures, such as using the fingers to surf the web, zoom in, zoom out objects, interactive with 3D modeling, gaming, sign digital documents by writing in the air ...
Although only established in the early stages but the company earlier this month, Leap Motion has received huge grants of up to 12.75 million from Andy Miller of investment firm Highland Capital Partners. When officially released, Leap promises 3D support for many applications of third parties and the company will endeavor to develop and disseminate the applications itself.
"We wanted to create a development ecosystem as vibrant as possible and we are approaching developers in all areas," said CEO Michael Buckwald.
"We want the application to change the world but they are basically changing the way people interact with their operating system or web surfing ... It is our goal fundamentally changes the way people like work with computers and in a way that made computer mouse "
When Microsoft released Kinect, this device is a closed system that the U.S. software giant hopes to control everything in it. Microsoft to charge access to a kit for developers, although there is a version of the SDK is free. Therefore, Microsoft's policy quickly became a thorn in the eyes of the hacker community and trigger a movement hack Kinect extremely aggressive. Facing this fact, Microsoft had to accept that allows people to build their own applications on the system Kinect.
In contrast to Microsoft, right from the start, Leap Motion has determined that allows developers to create their own applications. Currently, the company is expecting an application store, where people can buy Leap a variety of building applications for this device.
In contrast to Microsoft, right from the start, Leap Motion has determined that allows developers to create their own applications
Motion Leap has received 1000 applications from developers. The company hopes this number will grow exponentially once their system is launched.
Starting today, Leap will find hundreds of developers but also quickly expand the program by sending about 15,000 to 20,000 free development kit for programmers to their chosen system development Leap . As representatives of the Leap, their platform is likely to attract development than Kinect by its precision and higher sensitivity should be able to launch applications much more complex, rich much easier to use but for casual users as well as advanced users to use this device to make things more unusual.