> It's also a very niche market and you end up completely captive in their ecosystem if you do this. During my masters in Interaction Design I kind of "acciden

> It's also a very niche market and you end up completely captive in their ecosystem if you do this. During my masters in Interaction Design I kind of "accidentally specialised" in gesture interfaces (the pointing kind, not the touchscreen kind). So obviously I have an old-school Kinect, and later got a Leap Motion[0]. This is exactly the problem with the latter. Your only real options are either doing research, or doing some kind of custom job like designing an AR/VR installation for a museum. [0] https://www.leapmotion.com/ https://www.leapmotion.com/