The Python code is actually quite straightforward. Essentially, the software tracks your hand and by estimating its relative size to determine how far away it is.

Advanced Hand Tracking Technology “Add the world’s most advanced hand tracking to any Pimax virtual reality headset, using the Hand Tracking Module powered by Ultraleap.

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

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 ...

The San Jose, Calif.-based AR/VR startup uSens is taking to CES this week to unveil their Fingo module, hand-tracking tech that will allow VR features to easily incorporate your own free-fingered ...

[Nick] caught [Alex]s GPS enabled AVR, so he sent in his project using the same Telit GM862 module. Rather than depend on an external AVR, he wanted to use the on-board python interpreter. Apparent… ...

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 ...

We tried out the positional tracking earlier this year and found it to be quite performant. And now, Qualcomm’s latest VRDK brings hand-tracking into the mix thanks to Leap Motion.