Ultraleap

Ultraleap, established in 2019 through the merger of Leap Motion and Ultrahaptics, is a leading company in hand tracking and haptics technology. The company’s product lineup includes the Leap Motion Controller 2, a second-generation hand tracking camera, and the Ultraleap 3Di, a ruggedized camera designed for public interactive screens. Ultraleap’s TouchFree Application enables touchless interaction with existing touchscreens, while their Hyperion platform represents the next generation of tracking software. The company’s technology is integrated into various XR headsets from manufacturers like Lynx, Pico, and Varjo, and is widely used in VR arcades, theme parks, museums, and automotive interfaces. Ultraleap’s hand tracking technology also finds applications in interactive digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising, VR training for flight attendants, and immersive retail experiences. Their collaborations include integrating hand tracking and haptics into automotive AR HUDs with Basemark and incorporating their technology into VR headset reference designs from Goertek, EmdoorVR, and DPVR. Additionally, Ultraleap’s Gemini hand tracking software is recognized for its speed, advancement, and reliability. The company’s TouchFree Tooling facilitates the integration of touchless interaction into Web and Unity applications, further expanding their technological reach into interactive kiosks, digital signage, and room-scale VR experiences.