OpenLeap
Open-source Leap software
The Leap is an incredible new motion-tracking device from Leap Motion. It tracks movements up to 10 µm (!) in 8 cubic feet of 3D space. OpenLeap is a community of open-source enthusiasts making software for this wonderful device.
Who?
Started by Owen Versteeg as an open-source initiative for the Leap. Currently at 118 members and counting.
Why?
Many Leap developers asked for a good community site where they could share projects and see examples - so here one is!
What?
A bunch of open-source applications that use the Leap. One example is DrawPad.
How do I add a repo?
Just use GitHub's "transfer ownership" function; transfer the repo to OpenLeap.
Ooh! I have an idea for an app!
Awesome! Create a repo if you can code, or contact OpenLeap if you can't.
I don't have a Leap!
You can pick one up at your local Best Buy, buy online here at the official online Leap Motion store, or you can get one on Amazon.
MIT licensed.