The 3D motion control company Leap motion has launched its Software Developer Program today and has sent out a letter to developers informing them that they can sign up. The letter also indicates ...

Leap Motion doesn’t cite an exact figure, but states that “thousands” of developer units will be shipped in the coming months in preparation for an early 2013 launch of the Leap device.

Disclaimer: This is a developer unit of the Leap Motion and not the final stage of the product. Therefore, this review is not on the final hardware that has yet to released. Few innovations truly ...

The motion control company is tempting developers towards their new platform with free units and a revamped SDK.

Leap Motion released a demo app showcasing how an intern software developer used the new SDK to create a simple 3-D game: ...

Leap Motion's gesture-tracking devices won't ship until July 22nd, but the company is opening up its SDK and developer portal to the public.

Leap Motion also issued a significant update to its Software Development Kit (SDK) and is providing a new game demo application, called Block 54, designed specifically for Leap Motion.

In preparation for its launch, Leap Motion had more than 65,000 people apply to be part of its developer program. It gave early access to about 10,000 developers, shipping out units and letting ...

0 Leap has made available a new bundle which will save developers $10 when buying the Leap Motion controller and corresponding VR mount for the Oculus Rift VR headset.

This mount launches simultaneously with a new version of Leap Motion’s SDK that enables the device to keep track of your hands from headset’s perspective rather than below.

Leap Motion, the startup looking to bring motion-tracking 200x more accurate than Kinect to desktop and mobile, has revealed the gush of developer interest in the gadget, with early units expected ...

The new touchless user interface also known as Leap Motion finally hit stores today and one Seattle game company is already getting in on the fun.