Name: Leap Motion Controller 2
SKU: TH0382
Price: 18260.0 INR
Availability: OutOfStock

Overview

Introducing the Leap Motion Controller 2, the cutting-edge hand tracking camera from Ultraleap, driven by state-of-the-art computer vision technology

Experience seamless touchless 3D interaction with the Leap Motion Controller 2, the ultimate choice for utilizing Ultraleap Hyperion for hand tracking or as a versatile computer vision platform. From replacing traditional computer peripherals like mice to enhancing user interfaces with touchless controls, this camera opens up endless possibilities.

Leap Motion Controller 2 is suitable for a diverse range of applications including depth sensing and 3D scanning. Compatible with Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android systems, and seamlessly integrating with XR headsets, PCs, and holographic displays, it offers unmatched flexibility and compatibility.

Upgrade to the Leap Motion Controller 2 and embark on a journey of limitless touchless interaction possibilities with Ultraleap's most advanced solution yet.

Specification

Leap Motion Controller 2 Specification

Power Supply
5VDC via USB, 500 mA
Data Connection
USB 3.0 via USB type C connector
Tracking range and field of view
Depth between 10 cm (4”) to 110 cm (43”)*
Maximum field of view
160° x 160° field of view*
Camera framerate
120 fps maximum
Operating wavelength:
850 nm
Construction
Aluminium and scratch-resistant glass
Operating temperature
0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Storage temperature
-30°C to 60°C (-22°F to 140°)
Compliance
CE, FCC, UKCA, CCC, KC, PSE, RCM A-NZ, RoHS, REACH
Compatible operating systems
Windows, macOS, and Android XR2
Minimum System Requirements (Desktop):
Windows® 10+ 64-bit, Intel® i7 processor**, 5th Gen (supports AVX instructions) or Mac® OS version 11.0+, supported processors: Intel® i7 processor, Apple m1, m2
Dimensions
84 mm x 20 mm x 12 mm
Weight
29 g

What's Inside the box:

Leap Motion Controller 2: The second generation of Ultraleap’s iconic hand tracking camera provides a greater field of view, runs at lower power, and is a much smaller form factor.
29 g
1.5 m, USB C to USB C cable: Extended length to allow for connecting the Leap Motion Controller 2 to a PC or robot, without worrying how far the camera is from the machine it is connected to.
29 g
Ultraleap Hyperion: Hyperion is Ultraleap’s most flexible software platform yet. It allows creators to easily tailor and customize hand tracking performance to suit their application. Hyperion also unlocks new tracking capabilities by giving direct access to the Leap Motion Controller 2 camera hardware.
29 g
Game Engine Plugins: Plugins for Unity and Unreal, the two leading application development platforms, so that developers can incorporate hand tracking into their established workflow.
29 g
A license for enterprise use: Included with the purchase of each camera is a limited non-exclusive licence to install and use Ultraleap Hyperion for commercial purposes.
29 g

Applications

Example applications for Leap Motion Controller

Robotics and Telepresence: Discover the power of computer vision in robotics tasks, telepresence experiences, and AI-enhanced robotic controls.
Enterprise XR Applications: Explore the potential of computer vision in XR applications for training simulations, industry field services, education, productivity, and collaboration.
3D Display Interaction: Enhance user engagement with objects and menus in 3D displays, holographic interfaces, and projected environments using cutting-edge computer vision technology.
Creative Applications: Unleash your creativity with computer vision in VTubing, animation, music creation, and dynamic live performances.

About Ultraleap

The future is a place where infinite worlds are at your fingertips. One where you interact naturally and in 3D. One where you don’t need controllers. Ultraleap was formed when Leap Motion and Ultrahaptics came together in 2019. We’ve united the world’s most advanced hand tracking with the only haptic technology that creates the sensation of touch in mid-air. We have a team of more than 150 spread across the world, with locations in Silicon Valley, US and Bristol, UK. Our team includes world-leading experts in interface design, acoustics, machine learning, and computer vision.