10 startups where everyone wants to work
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10 startups where everyone wants to work
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Re: 10 startups where everyone wants to work
#2Very subjective topic and surely interesting list of startups. But no gaming companies included?!
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#3What's going on with Leap Motion? They had a lot of buzz but their product gets mediocre reviews. It's such a great idea. I'd love to use a handful of gestures on a daily basis.
Re: 10 startups where everyone wants to work
#4What's going on with Leap Motion? They had a lot of buzz but their product gets mediocre reviews. It's such a great idea. I'd love to use a handful of gestures on a daily basis.
Hi,
Kate from Leap Motion here. Thanks for your interest! Wanted to flag a couple of our recent developments to you.
Most recently, we've been working on a series of developments specifically for VR, opening up our raw image API and beginning to optimize top-down tracking so that devs can begin experimenting with Leap Motion as a VR input tool in a bigger way: Get the full scoop here: http://blog.leapmotion.com/leap-motion-sets-a-course-for-vr/
Also, our v2 software is available for download on our Developer Portal: https://developer.leapmotion.com/. If you have a device, I'd encourage you to give a spin. Would love to hear your thoughts.
Re: 10 startups where everyone wants to work
#5What's going on with Leap Motion? They had a lot of buzz but their product gets mediocre reviews. It's such a great idea. I'd love to use a handful of gestures on a daily basis.
You should check out Elliptic Labs instead http://player.vimeo.com/video/108101901