Augmented Reality
The way we interact with our computers is evolving rapidly due to new hardwares becoming more readily available.
An example of this is the Leap Motion hardware that allows developers to read hand signal data. I was lucky enough to get hold of a development kit in the early days and hence enabled some of the experimentation in this section.
- Virtual Steering Wheel
Hardware The moment leap motion came out, I was amazed by the prospect of this new way of interacting with computers. Upon first impressions, I really liked the product. However struggled with some of the poor precision that could be achieved due to the software becoming confused about which fingers it was dealing with at … Continue reading →