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Writing in thin air may be over your head; that's because your text is being recognized by the cloud.
STEPS TO GET STARTED
Start by downloading and installing the Leap SDK v2.
Move the folder LeapSDK to some place logical and assign LeapPath in your config.py the path string.
Plug LEAP Motion Detector into USB slot in your computer.
Run gui.py in Python program.
Press "Start" on Python GUI Application.
Hover index finger over LEAP Motion Detector and write out a word of your choice.
Press "Stop" on the GUI.
View 2-D image of your written text on the GUI.
Wait as the image is processed and submitted to Azure.
Watch in awe as your handwritten text magically becomes real text on your screen.
It's fed into your clipboard, so Paste and Life is good.
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Python project integrating Azure Cognitive Services API to recognize handwritten text generated as users write in thin air with index finger. Data is collected from a Leap Motion controller.