Cardboard app on Android phone + LMController

[Doomach]

Hello to all. I just registered to ask you a question. I am doing some research for my major thesis and I'm interested in connecting Google Cardboard app made for my Android phone (in Unity 3D), with Leap Motion Controller.

Just need to make sure that connection is possible, so I can buy a Controller. So, I want to run the app on my phone with the Cardboard, and make the interaction with the parts using my hands (simple moves like drag-drop or rotation).

The thing is that LMC should be connected directly to my phone, without using desktop PC or laptop and I don't know if any of this is possible because LMC uses USB connection to connect only to PC.

I would like to connect the LMC to my phone and use it within an app that I've made for Google Cardboard in Unity3D. I guess this will require SDK specially made for Unity, to recognise the routines of Leap Motion Controller. I'm just wondering if any of this is possible or I should search for another solution to make interaction with my elements made in the app.

Thank you.

[AlexColgan]

We recently announced an upcoming input solution for mobile VR/AR. This is not yet available for developers, but you can learn more and sign up for updates here: https://developer.leapmotion.com/android

Currently it doesn't look like an Android SDK for Cardboard will be released publicly, due to the performance demands of the Controller on mobile processors and batteries.

[Yummies]

So that it is. I try this before and nothings happen. I have a low processor android phone and I think that's the reason for that issue.