PICO Ultraleap User manual

Ultraleap Hand Tracking
Accessory for Pico Neo 3 Pro
Installation Guide
Overview
The Ultraleap Accessory Bundle contains:
•An Ultraleap Hand Tracking Camera (the Stereo IR 170 Evaluation Kit complete with
Pico Neo 3 mount)
•A cable and cable tie to connect the camera to the Pico Neo 3
•Ultraleap Hand Tracking Software (sent via email –Windows PC required)
•The Commercial License (sent via email)
Mount the Ultraleap Hand Tracking Camera on the Pico Neo 3 Pro
1. Fit the camera module into the mount. Screw in place using provided screws.
2. Mark the intended position before you attach the mount to the headset: Position
the mount so it is aligned with the black line and the curvature of the mount
matches the curvature of the headset. Mark the position. CAUTION! The adhesive
is semi-permanent. Make sure you are completely happy with the position
before sticking the mount into place.
3. Remove the paper backing from the adhesive on the mount and press the mount
firmly to the front of the headset in the marked position.
4. Connect the Micro USB end of the cable to the camera module. Do not use the
USB-C end -this could damage the connector.
5. Use the cable tie to secure the USB cable at the strain point (as shown below) and
cut the cable tie to size.
6. Connect the USB-C end of USB cable to your Pico Neo 3 headset (as shown
below).
7. Remove the lens caps from Stereo IR 170 Evaluation Kit.

Setting up Ultraleap Hand Tracking Software on the Pico Neo 3
1. Download the folder from the link provided.
2. Plug your Pico headset into your PC and power it on by holding the power
button for 3 seconds.
3. Run the “install to pico” file in the root folder you downloaded.
4. Try out our hand tracking on the Pico headset using the demos provided.
Setting up the Pico Neo 3 Demo Environment
1. Within the Pico launcher turn on developer mode.
2. Navigate to settings/general, scroll down to “software version” and select it
7x with the controller, this will add a new “Developer” option to the settings
menu.
3. Developer mode will allow you to launch the Pico Neo 3 in kiosk mode with
the “Ultraleap XR launcher” as the default application (this is available under
developer/industrial settings, and then choose kiosk mode tab at the top
and select the “Ultraleap XR Launcher”, then reset the headset).
Tips and troubleshooting
•You can disable the guardian boundary in developer mode. This can be
beneficial for demonstrating the Ultraleap applications without exiting the
Ultraleap ecosystem
•If you make the UltraleapXR Launcher the default application, the headset will
power up into this application and you can navigate to the Ultraleap
applications from within it
•To return to the Pico UI Menu, hold the large white button on the right side
of your headset, and at the same time press the down volume button.
•To record videos simply double press the “Pico” button on the side of the
headset. Double press it again to stop. Recordings will be stored in the
Movies/ScreenRecording folder.
•Not seeing hand tracking while running Ultraleap applications? Check the
cable:
•Make sure the Ultraleap Stereo IR 170 is properly connected to the
headset. Make sure The Micro USB is seated into the Stereo IR 170
device completely, and that the USB-C connector is seated properly
into the top port of the headset

SUBSCRIBE TO ULTRALEAP Subscribe to Ultraleap’s Developer news to get access to the
latest developments, software, and tutorials for hand tracking.
•Ultraleap for Developers updates
DOWNLOAD TOOLING Download the relevant tooling to develop on the platform of
your choice.
•Use and apply real-world physics
•Import and rig your own 3D hand assets
•Utilise a library of optimized and rigged hand models
Ultraleap Plugin for Unity
Ultraleap Plugin for Unreal Engine
DOCUMENTATION AND
DESIGN GUIDELINES
Visit Ultraleap Developer Resources to find out more about
developing with hand tracking.
Next Steps
picoxr.com
ultraleap.com
•If you lose hand tracking at any point during an Ultraleap experience:
•Try unplugging the USB-C cable from the headset, and then plugging
it in again. This will result in a black screen while the hand tracking
resets. Hand tracking should resume within your application as normal
•If you still do not have hand tracking you may need to re-boot the headset.
Do this by holding the power button for 7 seconds, and it should show a
black screen. Wait 1 second, and then press and hold the power button for 3
seconds to boot it up again. Hand tracking should function normally.