leap motion mount 3d models

This is a basic Leap Motion Mount for the Oculus Rift CV1. You can secure it with rubber bands or use elastic bands like I did. The elastic band I used covers some of the IR sensors, so it's best not to use too thick a band - two thin ones might work...

This mount secures a Leap Motion device, encompassing both the leap and USB cables, by screwing it onto a shelf. The USB cable passes through a cutout in the shelf for a tidy appearance. ...Created using a RepRap Prusa Mendel 2 printer with PLA...

Users develop a basic shield or enclosure to safeguard their Leap Motion Sensor from dust and moisture, along with protection for the USB cable connection, to ensure a stable link during demos in various settings. ... Designed specifically for mounting...

This Leap Motion mount for the HP Reverb G2 is concaved. You can stick it with some double sided tape on the Reveb G2. There is a small dot on the top of the mount. Allign this dot with the P of the HP logo on front of the headset so you can place...

Quick-Printing Leap Motion Mount for CV1. A Single Piece That Prints Fast. This mount stands out as fully functional even when printing is halted mid-way through. However, its structure remains somewhat weak. Post-processing requires either...

Leap Motion Controller Holder 15 Degree Angle

3D Printable Leap Motion Mount for Your Virtual Reality Headset. Completely Compatible with Any Headset Including Oculus, Vive, and More. Prints with Support-Free Design in 2 Easy Parts, We Suggest a Layer Height of 0.20mm and No Support Material...

I fine-tuned my setup so it now snugly fits right onto my VR headset with no hassle from TESA.

This mount allows to attach an original Leap Motion Controller to the HP Reverb G2 headset. The curvature is designed to fit the HP Reverb G2 specifically. This mount requires the standard mounting adapter of the official developer mount, which can...

Mounting for the Leap Motion controller is perfectly suited for installation on a tabletop or any flat surface. To secure the sensor in place, simply screw it directly onto the surface, while ensuring that the cable can be discreetly hidden from...

The original design was created before discovering that the Leap Motion Team had released a STL file for their official VR mount. This fortunate discovery sparked interest in 3D printing, ultimately leading to its development. Initially, the current...

I've finally nailed down my third design for a Leap Mount compatible with the Oculus, although it's only my second iteration for the DK2. ...While there are still areas that need improvement, I'm really pleased with how things have turned out so far.

This is a remix of WACOMalt 's "Leap Motion Mount for Valve Index (Repaired Mesh)". ...The little extrusions were made slightly longer so that the mount will fit into the Valve Index headset without the mount falling out.

The Leap Motion VR Mount - Easier to Print (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:554070) provided the base, while the GoPro Base (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:53438) and Gopro Chestmount (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:83883) added necessary...

Leap Motion simple monitor mount.

It offers numerous ways to connect and interact with the Leap Motion device.

(These are only needed if you want to use screws and the lid to secure the Leap Motion in place as seen in the first picture) (The holes are design for an inteference fit to the standoffs, you could add a drop of superglue if they are loose in your...

3D printable mount for attaching Leap Motion device to your VR headset. Compatible with any headset including Oculus, Vive, etc. Prints support free in two parts, ideal with 0.20mm layer height and medium infill. ...Attach lower casing part to your VR...

Today I received a Leap Motion controller and couldn't bear leaving it cluttering up my desk, so I headed to TinkerCAD and designed a simple, easy-to-print mount for the Leap that should fit on most keyboards - just be aware that you may need to clip...

(These are only needed if you want to use screws and the lid to secure the Leap Motion in place as seen in the first picture) (The holes are design for an inteference fit to the standoffs, you could add a drop of superglue if they are loose in your...

Rebuilt from scratch, but inspired by [xunker's Leap Motion Shirt Clip](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1672775) I used one of those for a year until it broke, so I made my own! I had an issue where the Leap Motion would keep sliding around which...

You can position the Leap Motion directly in front of your DK2 by attaching it to a mount that aims the camera downwards for an optimal view of hand tracking interactions. Secure the mount's body over your headset, slide the Leap Motion into the...

... it while fully immersing themselves in virtual environments, courtesy of the Oculus Rift headset. A seamless blend of style and functionality characterizes this innovative accessory. Its sleek contours enable a snug fit that won't hinder any motion.

Time to stow some clutter in the trunk compartment!

This creation was crafted using Tinkercad as its foundation. ...Refine and shape it instantly at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/9z1f2e3n5gi

I'm not a fan of the current official Leap Motion solution of sticking it on with some adhesive tape so I created an easily removable Leap Motion mount for my Oculus CV1 (Consumer Version). It's a little flimsy feeling and probably needs a fairly...

Human: Tweaked the standard Leap Motion VR Developer Mount created by LeapMotion, enabling smooth printing using a desktop 3D extrusion printer. ...Injected reinforced pillars beneath the Overhang's steep segments for added structural integrity and...

Modified the original Leap Motion VR Developer Mount by LeapMotion to be printed more easily with an extrusion printer. ...Added supports to the Track's overhanging sections and removed the indent that was in the bottom of the Holder.</p> Category:...

... meets the peak on the Pimax headset. I've added a bolt-on Leap Motion Option remixed from the identified file - a SteamVR Sensor Mount. I haven't tested the fit yet, but I'm printing it right now! ...My print wasn't stellar, but you get the idea.

Remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3739295 to fix some mesh issues (There were some un-welded verts and flipped normals causing slicing issues in many slicers). ... I've changed nothing from the original model aside from technical surface...