Leapmotion
The Leap Motion is a user-interface device that tracks the user's hand motions, and translates them into events that can control robots and physical computing hardware.
For more info about the Leap Motion platform click Leap Motion
API ReferenceHow to Install
First install the Leap Motion Software
Now you can install the package with:
go get -d -u gobot.io/x/gobot/...
How to Use
package main import ( "fmt" "gobot.io/x/gobot" "gobot.io/x/gobot/platforms/leap" ) func main() { leapMotionAdaptor := leap.NewAdaptor("127.0.0.1:6437") l := leap.NewDriver(leapMotionAdaptor) work := func() { l.On(l.Event("message"), func(data interface{}) { fmt.Println(data.(leap.Frame)) }) } robot := gobot.NewRobot("leapBot", []gobot.Connection{leapMotionAdaptor}, []gobot.Device{l}, work, ) robot.Start() }
How To Connect
OSX
This driver works out of the box with the vanilla installation of the Leap Motion Software that you get in their Setup Guide.
The main steps are:
- Run Leap Motion.app to open a websocket connection in port 6437.
- Connect your Computer and Leap Motion Controller.
- Connect to the device via Gobot.
Ubuntu
The Linux download of the Leap Motion software can be obtained from Leap Motion Dev Center (requires free signup)
The main steps are:
- Run the leapd daemon, to open a websocket connection in port 6437.
- Connect your computer and the Leap Motion controller
- Connect to the device via Gobot
Drivers
There is only one driver for the Leap Motion platform as listed below.