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Valve Index review: Next level VR
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Leap Motion controller aims for better finger-tracking with version 2 software public beta. Virtual reality for your hands could be closer than ever, thanks to Leap Motion's newest free software update.
Last year's Leap Motion controller was a bold vision of virtual reality for your hands: 3D motion sensing like the Kinect, but on a tiny scale you could use on a desk. Unfortunately, version 1 of Leap Motion didn't track hand motion as seamlessly as it needed to. The technology started as a USB PC accessory, and ended up in HP laptops and prototype Oculus Rift VR headsets, too.
Leap Motion could enter a second phase, however, where its functions might finally reach its potential. Leap Motion V2 Tracking public developer beta software is now available as a free download. It will work on existing Leap Motion controllers.
http://www.cnet.com/news/leap-motion-version-2-tracking-software-public-beta-now-available/
Looks to be a library developed that will specifically deal to hand tracking! Could prove useful.. testing begins.