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Forums - Gaming - Kinect like "The Leap" in action (100x as precise as Kinect)

no clue if this will be really so good but here is a video about "the leap"

 

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it costs $70 and looks very nice and is very small.

live.leapmotion.com/about.html

 

Xenostar said:
Check this, looks real, and can see easily how tech differs

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...100x might be too small a number. that looked amazing.

so who is behind this? I thought MS had bought up all the patents around this tech.



kitler53 said:
...100x might be too small a number. that looked amazing.

so who is behind this? I thought MS had bought up all the patents around this tech.


Wow if this is new technology then they have just made MS patents worthless, this is much better. 



spurgeonryan said:
I want to be able to sit on my couch 16 feet away from the TV and be able to use my finger as a remote. No more searching couch cushions and bathroom cabinets for that damned remote control!

This is pretty nice!


you know, you bring up a good point.  This demo the user is obviouly waaay closer then the typical kinect user.  maybe that's why the accuracy is soo much better moreso then anything else.



Kinect detects your whole body. Leaf(frog?) can only use your hands or chopsticks.



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Adobo said:
Kinect detects your whole body. Leaf(frog?) can only use your hands or chopsticks.

yeah sure but that shows how much is possible nowadays. i bet it is possible to build such a product for the whole body as well in the future (maybe kinect 2 as example) and this is exactly what some want to have, a product you can use your hands for but don't have to jump in front of your tv^^ 



Check this, looks real, and can see easily how tech differs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=XXvvCtfSU2s



kitler53 said:
spurgeonryan said:
I want to be able to sit on my couch 16 feet away from the TV and be able to use my finger as a remote. No more searching couch cushions and bathroom cabinets for that damned remote control!

This is pretty nice!


you know, you bring up a good point.  This demo the user is obviouly waaay closer then the typical kinect user.  maybe that's why the accuracy is soo much better moreso then anything else.

you have to be near the sensor if i understand the video correct. which means you would have to put the sensor on your table or so. sure this technique isn't perfect for gaming but it shows how precise hand gestures can be nowadays. put some more workk in that thing and it will work for the whole body in the future^^



kitler53 said:
...100x might be too small a number. that looked amazing.

so who is behind this? I thought MS had bought up all the patents around this tech.


seems like it is an new company with some investors:

http://www.leapmotion.com/investors.html



how did he move forward with that HL Lost Coast part?