Notes:

• Version 2 of this design has been uploaded, I strongly recommend version 2 over version 1!! 

Features:

• Mountable with screws or double sided tape
• Ambidextrous
• Includes zip-tie tie down points for cable strain relief
• Includes window for on/off indicator LED

Details (refer to the third picture):

• A: GoPro connector
  • Allows you to connect the controllers to other GoPro related hardwares
• B: Four hexagonal holes for inserting four M3*10mm hexagonal female-female standoffs.
  • The standoffs are optional, install them if you want to use screws and the lid to secure the controller in place as seen in the first picture
  • You can use M3 screws, with lenght from 5~10mm
  • The holes for the standoffs are design for an inteference fit, you could add a drop of superglue if they are loose in your case
• C&F: The mount is designed to be a snug fit to the controller, it shouldn’t fall off of the mount if you use strong double sided tape (or VHB tape) on the back of the controller. C&F are both features that help you pry the Leap Motion off the mount when needed.
• D: Viewing windows for on/off indicator LED
• E: Ziptie tie down points for cable strain relief, they are designed for 2.5mm wide zipties. This feature is designed to be a layer of defense for the USB port in case the cable got caught.

Mounting:

• The mount can be mounted to any GoPro mounts that have three prongs.
• If you wish to wear the Leap Motion controller on your neck, you can check out the GoPro neck mounts I published:
  • GoPro neck mount
  • Customizable GoPro neck mount
• If you wish to mount the Leap Motion controller on a mic arm, you can check out the GoPro mic arm mount I published:
  • GoPro to 3/8" mic arm adapter