Leap Motion Shows Globe's Most Accurate 3-D Movement Management Technological innovation for Computing

Leap device, delicate enough to monitor personal convenience, available for restricted pre-order at just $69.99

Leap Movement, the motion-control application and hardware company changing the long run of human/computer connections, these days declared the Jump, the most accurate 3-D motion system. It will modify the way individuals control their netbooks and personal computer systems. The Jump is 200 times more delicate than current technological innovation and will cost a portion of the cost, just $69.99. Open these days for pre-orders, the Jump will ship to consumers this winter weather. Leap Motion also has started recognizing needs for no cost designer sets these days. Thousands will be provided in the arriving months to let designers make a range of Leap-based programs.

The Jump makes a three-dimensional connections area of 4 cubic feet to manage a pc more precisely and easily than a computer mouse or touchscreen display screen, and as effectively as a key pad. Jump Motion's trademarked application, the heart of the Jump, symbolizes four years of research and a series of major statistical improvements by co-founder and CTO Mark Holz.

The Jump is accurate to within 1/100 of a mm, a accurate level required for touch-free organic act manages like pinch-to-zoom. The Jump details the disadvantages of all current human/computer connections tools by empowering a 3-D workplace that identifies user-friendly actions. It is the first product in history to perfectly sense the person motions of all 10 of the visitor's hands, and can also monitor things like a pen. Traditional mouse-and-keyboard routing turns actions that are user-friendly in actual life, like illustrating a picture or adjusting 3-D things, into highly technical projects. Existing motion-sensing technological innovation are raw, ineffective and often annoying, and even touchscreen display screen technological innovation are restricted by a two-dimensional workplace and range constraints.

"It was this gap between what's simple in actual life but very complicated to do electronically, like casting a piece of clay-based or developing a 3-D model, that motivated us to make the Jump and generally modify how individuals perform with their computer systems," said Leap Motion CEO and co-founder Eileen Buckwald. "In addition to the Jump for computer systems, our core application is flexible enough to be included in a variety of gadgets, such as mobile phones, pills, vehicles and appliances. One day 3-D motion control will be in just about every system we socialize with, and thanks to the Jump, that day is originating sooner than anyone expected."

Computing projects ranging from simple to complicated can now be accomplished with organic side and handy motions. Current uses of the Jump include:

• Basic processing projects like moving an os or browsing through Web pages
• Accurate exclusive illustrating in 2-D and 3-D
• Signing a digital papers by writing in air
• Navigating large-scale 3-D data creation systems
• Creating and adjusting 3-D models like houses and cars
• Doing offers, such as fast-twitch first-person shooters

Future programs from designers could consist of medical image resolution, robotics, unique art designs, computer-aided design, virtual-reality conditions, training simulators for complicated manual projects and more.

The Jump attaches directly into a USB port and calibrates in one step, allowing customers to easily begin managing their computer systems with organic side and handy motions. Users can fine-tune the Leap's level of sensitivity configurations, make their own custom actions and even network more than one Jump together to make a larger connections area.

"Breakthroughs in technology come in all sizes, but often the very biggest disruptors come in very small packages: the pc processor, the computer mouse, the mobile phone and now the Jump. Approximately the size of your pinky handy, I believe the Jump is the long run of how individuals will socialize with their gadgets," said technology experienced Bill Warner, creator of Devoted Technological innovation and a Leap Motion buyer. "What's previously been an expensive special effect in movies is now an affordable everyday actuality, in full 3-D. With the Jump, you use both hands and all 10 hands to perform within your pc's exclusive environment just as easily as you do in actual life."

Developers who want to make Leap-compatible programs can request a Jump database integration kit via Jump Motion's website at http://leapmotion.com/developer-application/. Jump Motion's app development foundation will to allow designers to promote and profit their own programs for the Jump.

The Jump will be widely available this winter weather at a suggested list cost of $69.99. A number are available for pre-order at http://leapmotion.com/order.

About Leap Motion

Based in San Francisco, Leap Motion is a motion-control software and hardware company developing the world's most powerful and sensitive 3-D motion-control and motion-sensing technology. Leap Motion's first product, the Leap, will be available in early 2013. The Leap is 200 times more sensitive than existing motion-control technology, making it the first product to let users navigate and interact with computer applications using natural hand and finger movements. Founded in 2010 by Michael Buckwald and David Holz, the company has raised $14.55 million to date.