Abstract
This work forms part of our ongoing research into enhancing and improving microscopy and image processing technologies, and was one of two projects initiated to explore the potential of gesture-based interface control. This project focused on gesture-based manipulation of the ImageJ package, whose functionality can be extended through macros and plugins. In this case, additional plugins were developed to demonstrate the feasibility of interfacing ImageJ with a Leap Motion device.
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