San Jose, Calif.-based uSens is showing off its Fingo hand tracking module at CES in Las Vegas this week, which makes it possible to incorporate hand movements and gestures into virtual and ...

San Jose, Calif.-based uSens is showing off its Fingo hand tracking module at CES in Las Vegas this week, which makes it possible to incorporate hand movements and gestures into virtual and augmented ...

San Jose, Calif.-based uSens is showing off its Fingo hand tracking module at CES in Las Vegas this week, which makes it possible to incorporate hand movements and gestures into virtual and ...

Leap Motion 2 is the first new standalone hand-tracking module from the company since the original, and it’s already available for pre-order, priced at $140, and expected to ship this Summer.

uSens, a provider of hand-and-head tracking technologies for augmented and virtual Reality, announced last week that its technology is now compatible with the Epson’s AR smart glasses. Epson Moverio ...

The hand measurement seems accurate to a few centimeters which is good enough for many applications. The Python code is actually quite straightforward.

UltraLeap's industrial-grade hand-tracking technology is now available for manufacturers to embed in virtual reality devices.

The entry-level Fingo module boasts hand tracking and what the company calls “marker-based positional tracking,” a system that basically just tracks your location in reference to an external ...