To create Gemini, we rebuilt our tracking engine from the ground up. It’s been a big job, and we’re excited to finally share this milestone with our developer community for early feedback.
We’d love you to join us on the next stage of the journey and get involved in helping us make hand tracking work even better for your projects and applications.
Better performance with two-hand interactions
We know reducing friction for end-users unlocks enterprise use-cases. Gemini’s improved robustness means you can easily use both hands together. It enables more natural and immersive interaction with virtual objects and new wearable menus.
Improved hand initialization
If hands don’t appear reliably, it’s disorientating and reduces embodiment. That’s why Gemini has improved hand initialization. Add the Stereo IR 170’s wider field of view and hands will almost certainly be tracked before they come into your sight.
DOWNLOAD GEMINI (V5) DEVELOPER PREVIEW
Minimum system requirements
Ultraleap Leap Motion Controller or Stereo IR 170 camera module
Windows® 10, 64-bit
Intel® Core™ i3/i5/i7 processor
2 GB RAM
USB 2.0 port
Unity users: Unity Modules package v4.7.1 for Unity 2019+ (check our Unity Developer page for 2018 support)
Release notes and documentation can be found within the download located in the LeapSDK > docs folder
By joining our Developer Preview, Ultraleap may contact you to ask for your feedback. Developer licenses (for non-commercial use only) for developing with Ultraleap software are free. Commercial and enterprise use-cases require a commercial license. See our Ultraleap Tracking SDK Agreement and End User License Agreement for more information.