The company’s latest creation – called Orion – is derived from the original Leap Motion controller aimed for computer users, but now it’s been designed specifically for VR headsets.

Other than the Leap Motion sensor, HP's new Envy 17 also features an aluminium body, backlit keyboard, 17-inch HD+ display with touchscreen, and a choice of specs including Intel processors and ...

The big news circulating this morning is of the Leap Motion sensor that will be hitting the market soon. They claim that their sensor is ~100 more accurate than anything else on the market right no… ...

The new Leap Motion Mobile Platform consists of hardware and software optimised for VR and AR hand tracking on mobile devices.

It solves the problem with the Leap Motion’s rotation detection, and does not impede hand movement so much that he can’t also use his keyboard and mouse while wearing it.

The HP Envy 17 Leap Motion notebook has the namesake high precision motion tracking device embedded right into the laptop.

Fortunately, Leap does provide a gesture engine for developers, and over the last several months has added new tools to help developers build motion control into their apps.

Leap Motion also imagines integrated systems where you could make an air gesture toward your Android tablet to control the video being shown on an HDTV elsewhere in the room.

Leap Motion wants to fix that, and has announced that its both creating a VR mount for its existing hardware and building a new sensor specifically for virtual reality.