Leap Motion neck mount

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<p>Features:</p><ul><li>Use inexpensive GoPro neck mount</li><li>Can be mount using screws or double sided tape</li><li>Left/right symmetrical, ambidextrous</li><li>Includes ziptie tie down points for strain relief</li><li>Include window for on/off indicator LED</li></ul><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Details (please refer to the <strong>third picture</strong>):</p><p><strong>A: </strong>GoPro connector, connects with the GoPro neck mount. (Just search <strong>GoPro neck mount</strong> online, the price usually ranges from 10 USD to 20 USD) (Remember to use the screw to adjust the viewing angle of the Leap Motion to get the best tracking performance)</p><p><strong>B: </strong>Four hexagonal holes for inserting four M3*10mm hexagonal female-female standoffs. (These are <strong>only needed</strong> 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 case)</p><p><strong>C&amp;F: </strong>The mount is designed to be a snug fit to the Leap Motion, it shouldn’t fall off of the mount if you use strong double sided tape (or VHB tape) on the back of the Leap Motion. C&amp;F are both features that help you pry the Leap Motion off the mount when needed.</p><p><strong>D: </strong>Viewing windows for on/off indicator LED</p><p><strong>E: </strong>Ziptie tie down points for cable strain relief, they are designed for 2.5mm wide zipties. This feature is designed to be a layer of defense for the USB port in case the cable got caught.</p><p>Note: The lid does that cover up the actual black glass part of the Leap Motion, it does not affect tracking performance base on my own testing.</p>