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GESTURE CONTROL & HAND TRACKING SOFTWARE

Gesture Control and Hand Tracking Software for Every Screen

AirTouch turns any standard camera into a touchless interface, mapping hand gestures to the mouse, keyboard, and touch inputs your computer already understands. No headset. No proprietary sensor. Just the camera that is already in the room.

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What is gesture control software?

Gesture control software reads hand movement from a camera and converts it into commands a device can act on. The good versions do this at the operating system level, so a pinch becomes a click and a wave becomes a scroll across any app you already run, with nothing to integrate. AirTouch does exactly that. Our patented computer-vision models track your hands from a normal RGB webcam and translate intent into input in about 50 milliseconds, fast enough for surgery, live presentations, and gaming.

What is hand tracking, and how is it different?

Hand tracking is the underlying capability: locating and following the hands and fingers in space. Gesture control is what you do with it. Many hand tracking systems demand a depth sensor or an infrared rig bolted to every device. AirTouch's hand tracking runs on the camera you already own, which is what makes it deployable at scale instead of in a lab.

How AirTouch works, in three steps

Install. Download AirTouch and point any webcam at the user. That is the setup. Map. Pick gestures from the library and map each one to a mouse click, key press, or touch event. Use. Open the app you already use and drive it with your hands. Nothing to rewrite, nothing to recompile. Most people go from download to their first working gesture in about five minutes.

Why teams choose AirTouch

Any camera you already own works: an RGB webcam, a laptop camera, a phone, or an IP camera. Any app you already have works, because we map to the standard mouse, keyboard, and touch inputs your operating system already understands. Patented intent detection separates deliberate gestures from passing hands, so stray movement on a shared display gets filtered out instead of firing an action. It is touchless by design, with nothing to touch, wear, or disinfect, and it runs on Windows, Linux, and Android today, with macOS on the way.

Where gesture control is used

AirTouch runs in operating rooms, museums and showrooms, conference rooms, factory floors, kiosks, and OEM products. Explore the fit for your environment:

Medical and sterile environments

Immersive and 3D displays

Office and enterprise

OEM integrations

Frequently asked questions

AirTouch is gesture control and hand tracking software from Neural Lab. It turns any standard RGB camera into a gesture-driven input device, mapping hand gestures to mouse clicks, keyboard keys, and touch events at the operating system level, so it works with apps you already use without any code changes.

AirTouch hand tracking works with any RGB camera, including your laptop webcam, an external USB cam, a smartphone, and most IP cameras. There is no depth sensor requirement and no proprietary device to plug in.

AirTouch maps gestures to standard mouse, keyboard, and touch inputs at the operating system level. If an app accepts a click, it accepts AirTouch. There's nothing to integrate.

Effectively all of them. Because we map to inputs your OS already understands, anything that responds to a mouse, keyboard, or touch event responds to AirTouch. That includes browsers, presentations, kiosks, CAD software, medical imaging viewers, games, and custom enterprise apps. If your team built it on Windows, Linux, or Android, AirTouch can drive it.

Ultraleap requires a proprietary IR hand tracking sensor mounted to every device. Apple Vision Pro requires a $3,500 headset and works only inside its own ecosystem. AirTouch requires a camera that's almost certainly already in the room, and works with every app you already have. Neural Lab trades specialized hardware for an AI model trained on millions of hand-pose samples, and trades vendor lock-in for universal OS-level inputs.

50 milliseconds. Fast enough for medical interactions, gaming, and live presentations. We benchmark against the threshold where people stop perceiving lag.

AirTouch is built to prevent exactly that. Patented intent detection uses signals like eye gaze and a deliberate activation gesture to confirm a user means to interact before acting. Casual hand movement, conversation gestures, and accidental brushes are filtered out. Other gesture systems fire on any motion their camera sees. That filtering is why enterprises trust AirTouch with transactions where accuracy is non-negotiable.

The hand tracking model is trained for sterile environments (gloved hands, including colored medical gloves), industrial settings (poor lighting, protective gear), and kiosks behind protective panels. Edge cases exist, and some may call for a specialized camera. Book a demo and we'll test against your exact environment.

AirTouch gesture inference runs entirely on-device, so no video leaves the machine by default. Enterprise plans include GDPR-compliant analytics dashboards, on-prem deployment, signed DPA, and SLA.

Put your hands back in control

Five-minute install. No headset. Any camera. Any app.

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