New project! Simulate atomic structures using LeapMotion
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Danila Medvedev
Jan 30, 2013, 4:51:12 PM1/30/13
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Hello!
We need Python and Unity 3D developers for a small project to be completed during February, to enable direct control over atoms using LeapMotion.
Leap Motion enables fast 3D-tracking of user's hands that can be used to directly manipulate virtual objects. We want to combine this control with a simple to use simulator where a user will be able to pick atoms, connect them with each other in accordance to physical properties and build simple constructions.
The goal right now is to have a demo at the launch of Leap Motion in early March. Later the simulator can be expanded in functionality. If we make a good demo, Leap Motion guys will probably use it to promote the product. Their product is one of the most anticipated gadgets of the year, so we can get a lot of good PR and get more resources for the project. Hopefully, we can use that to expand molecular nanotech functionality and build something genuinely useful.
We need a few more developers to expand our team of volunteers to build this technology quickly. We need Python developers and Unity 3D developers. Expertise with molecular simulations is a plus, but not a requirement. We have a github repo running, the Leap Motion SDK and two developer units for testing.
If you are interested, please reply or email our project co-ordinator Eugeny Zimin at zi...@sarov.info
Danila
We need Python and Unity 3D developers for a small project to be completed during February, to enable direct control over atoms using LeapMotion.
Leap Motion enables fast 3D-tracking of user's hands that can be used to directly manipulate virtual objects. We want to combine this control with a simple to use simulator where a user will be able to pick atoms, connect them with each other in accordance to physical properties and build simple constructions.
The goal right now is to have a demo at the launch of Leap Motion in early March. Later the simulator can be expanded in functionality. If we make a good demo, Leap Motion guys will probably use it to promote the product. Their product is one of the most anticipated gadgets of the year, so we can get a lot of good PR and get more resources for the project. Hopefully, we can use that to expand molecular nanotech functionality and build something genuinely useful.
We need a few more developers to expand our team of volunteers to build this technology quickly. We need Python developers and Unity 3D developers. Expertise with molecular simulations is a plus, but not a requirement. We have a github repo running, the Leap Motion SDK and two developer units for testing.
If you are interested, please reply or email our project co-ordinator Eugeny Zimin at zi...@sarov.info
Danila
Bryan Bishop
Jan 30, 2013, 4:53:04 PM1/30/13
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On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 3:51 PM, Danila Medvedev
<danila....@gmail.com> wrote:
> We have a github repo running,
It would help us if you would link to it. Also, do you have a budget
<danila....@gmail.com> wrote:
> We have a github repo running,
to pay for developers?
- Bryan
http://heybryan.org/
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Bruce Allen
Jan 31, 2013, 11:24:46 PM1/31/13
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Hi,
Cheers,
-Bruce
Danila
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