[완료기술세미나]기어VR과 립모션을 이용한 트라우마 극복 어플리케이션

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The document discusses integrating virtual reality, Leap Motion, and Unity. It begins with overviews of Unity, Leap Motion, and VR. It then demonstrates using JavaScript to recognize hand gestures with Leap Motion. The next section covers the basic working principles of Leap Motion and VR. It concludes by outlining the steps to integrate Unity, Leap Motion, and Android, including installing Leap Motion assets, setting up SDKs, analyzing source code, running scenes, adding interactivity with gestures, and testing on Android.

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완료기술세미나 – VR과 립모션을 이용한 트라우마 극복 어플리케이션
Unity & LeapMotion & VR in Android
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Leap 인식 시연
•Java Script를 통한
Leap 인식 시연 결과
•기본 작동 원리
HMD - VR
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