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Microgestures were one of the final projects I worked on @ultraleap, with @MattFiler, @tarumuh & @rorydotgames Translating tiny finger movements into useful actions is the future of interaction - especially for AR contexts. A lovely🧵of FOUR microgesture resources we created✨Permalink On twitter.com
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First up - we made a microgesture playground! We wanted to spark your imagination as to how to use Microgestures - and show how to build UI that reacts correctly to user's interactions🤏 If you have a Leap2, Hyperion & XR headset, you can try it here: leap2.ultraleap.com/demos/microgestures-playground/Permalink On twitter.com
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🤫we also open sourced a lot of the interactions we used in the app! Use this repo as a headstart to get building microgesture applications github.com/ultraleap/Unity-Hand-Interaction-Experiments/tree/microgesturesPermalink On twitter.com
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🧑🔬We wrote some nicely detailed design guidelines, based on all our research & user testing! These go into deep detail on both the taxonomy of microgestures, and how to best design for them - they're well worth a read🧪 docs.ultraleap.com/xr-guidelines/Interactions/microgestures.htmlOn twitter.com
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Finally - I've uploaded a talk which discusses the reasons why we need microgestures & digs into our design guidelines. 🌟I'm SO proud of all the work we've done around Microgestures - please enjoy all these wonderful resources we worked so hard on!🌟 youtu.be/FLw_LqDF59I?si=KZR6MfJ6OiwwNm5rPermalink On twitter.com
