Introducing Spacecraft : A fun creative & collaboration project by @Shai ma & Me for the #FigmaMakeathon Unleash your imagination with the power of your fingers. Turn on your webcam and get started with the experience. Draw anything. Fill it with color. Experiment with brushes. Play without limits. Use your index finger to draw, Use 2 fingers to erase and then use tools like fill, different brushes, markers, and make whatever you want to with the power of your fingers. Paint boldly. Sketch freely. Create endlessly. Try the experience: https://notch-option-58335786.figma.site/ 🔗 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7434495352927580160/?originTrackingId=kD3g7HQrnD8TVoGnMfURIQ%3D%3D 🔗 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DVacOtUjDoz/

Super dope 🔥

Grab the Bears - A Camera-Based Gesture Interaction

A few years ago, gesture interaction required a full engineering team and months of development.

For the Figma Makeathon, I built a working camera-controlled gesture game on my own - entirely in Figma Make.

Grab the Bears reimagines tap and swipe as physical gestures. Players use their right hand to grab floating bears in real time.

• Camera-driven embodied interaction • Real-time gesture detection • Animated UI + sound micro-interactions • Dynamic result generation with shareable export?

Live project: https://player-sweat-89258847.figma.site/ https://www.linkedin.com/posts/vika-lishchuk_figmamakeathon-ugcPost-7434486033406324736-_4jB?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAB0y4dIBOGLXHL91hsWI8UH8YdZYSYbwkjw

Really impressive — camera-based interaction inside Figma Make is a leap. Curious how you handled gesture recognition latency and feedback loops? The micro-response timing probably makes or breaks the experience