Sdk Leap Motion Controller + Raspberry pi 3 con UBUNTU 21.04

edisontarco5 2021-09-15 01:54:49 UTC #1

Estoy intentando instalar el SDK en raspberry pi pero al momento que estoy instalando el SDK me genera un error por las arquitecturas ya que rapsberry trabaja con arm64, trate de implemtar un multiarch instalando la arquitectura amd64 o i386 para instalarlo, este problema se supero y empezo con la instalación pero se detiene por algunas dependencias no encontradas e intente instalar las depenencias faltantes me dice que esas dependencias no pueden ser instaladas.

dankirby 2021-09-15 08:47:49 UTC #2

Hi @edisontarco5, unfortuantely we don't currently have an ARM64 compatible version of our hand tracking software available. I am limited in what I can share but I recommend staying tuned to our social news feeds early next year for any annoucements that we make regarding this

raidhro 2022-05-06 07:12:29 UTC #3

Hi,
I come into the same problem. Can you share any update regarding this?

BTW, in my system I wanted to track feets, so I just needed the leap driver to provide me the stereo pair, but no luck

Cheers

pierredurand 2022-05-16 18:16:18 UTC #4

Hello, I am also looking for a Raspberry PI SDK. I thought it was possible and that is why I bought a LEAP motion controller. Is there a link or an announcement I missed?

fingers crossed

dankirby 2022-05-23 15:13:38 UTC #5

Hi, unfortunately the hand tracking software is currently not compatible with ARM devices.

We are looking at making our software available to lower power devices ARM platforms in the future, unfortunately there isn't currently anything that I can currently share about this and I would recommend keeping an eye on our social media channels for any future announcements.

For now I would recommend investigating a small Intel NUC machine or a tiny x86 based computer which are RPI-like but not ARM which may work better for you. Intel NUC mini-PCs are below the i3 spec but we've heard multiple reports that the hand tracking runs fine on them. However we are not sure what models people have used and it is worth noting that they have i5 processors that go as low as 1.3GHz up to 2.6GHz turbo dual core.

An alternative might be to run our Software on a PC and then use something like VRidge to connect the tracking data to a Raspberry PI. I recommend having a look at this blog article which shows an older project where this was done.