Leviate

Move 3D models and the mouse in Chrome with your hand, with the webcam or your phone. Free and open source.

Move 3D models and the mouse in Chrome with your hand, with the webcam or your phone. Leviate reads your hand with the camera and turns it into mouse moves in the page you are on. Open the side panel, press Start and choose a mode: 3D Open hand turns, fist pans, pinch zooms the 3D viewer under the mouse. It presses the mouse buttons the viewer uses: left to turn and right to pan in most viewers on the web, or the buttons of SketchUp, SOLIDWORKS, Fusion, Rhino and Blender, or your own. Mouse Open hand moves a cursor in the page. Hold one finger still for a left click and keep holding for a double click. Two fingers make a right click. Made for hands that should not touch the mouse: dental and medical labs, workshops, kitchens, presentations. It works with nitrile and latex gloves too, blue, purple and black included. Your phone as the camera: press Use phone and scan the QR code. No app to install. Connect the phone and the computer to the same Wi-Fi network. Alt+Shift+M turns the hand on or off from any page. Private by design: the hand is tracked inside the extension, on your computer. The video is never recorded or sent anywhere. No account, no analytics, no ads. While the hand is on, Chrome shows a bar saying that Leviate is debugging the tab: that is how an extension can press real mouse buttons in a page. Close the bar or choose Off to give the tab back. Free and open source (AGPL-3.0): https://github.com/vladpereverzyev/leviate Also as a web app, for Windows, macOS, Linux and Blender: https://vladpereverzyev.github.io/leviate/