
Archived App (Last seen on 15 Aug 2026)
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Interact with virtual content using your hands through your phone's camera. This technology provides detailed hand tracking with 21 skeleton joints and gesture analysis.
What's New in ManoMotion Hand Occlusion
1.5.3
July 21, 2022
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FAQ
What is ManoMotion Hand Occlusion?
ManoMotion Hand Occlusion allows users to interact with virtual content using their hands, tracked via a phone's camera. It utilizes 21 skeleton joints for detailed hand movement and provides gesture analysis.
What devices support ManoMotion Hand Occlusion?
ManoMotion Hand Occlusion is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It leverages the device's camera for its core functionality.
What is the age rating for ManoMotion Hand Occlusion?
ManoMotion Hand Occlusion has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged four and above.
How often is ManoMotion Hand Occlusion updated?
ManoMotion Hand Occlusion was last updated on July 21, 2022, with version 1.5.3. Further update frequency information is not available.
What are the key features of ManoMotion Hand Occlusion?
Key features include the ability to use hands for virtual content interaction, detailed tracking of 21 skeleton joints, and sophisticated gesture analysis powered by ManoMotion Technology.
Is ManoMotion Hand Occlusion free to use?
Yes, ManoMotion Hand Occlusion is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with its use.
Does ManoMotion Hand Occlusion have ads?
No, ManoMotion Hand Occlusion does not contain advertisements. It is an ad-free application.
What is the user sentiment for ManoMotion Hand Occlusion?
Current user sentiment for ManoMotion Hand Occlusion is very low, with an average rating of 1.0 stars from a single rating. This suggests significant user dissatisfaction or limited testing.









