PubNub has developed a project that allows users to control physical objects from anywhere on Earth by mirroring hand movements using a combination of Leap Motion, Raspberry Pi, micro-servos, and PubNub Data Streams. The project uses Leap Motion to capture hand movements, which are then transmitted via PubNub to a Raspberry Pi that drives servos, simulating the hand's motions in real time. This setup can be applied to any internet-connected device, offering possibilities for real-time data collection and device configuration. The tutorial details assembling the components, including the use of the Leap Motion Java SDK, PubNub Java SDK, and configuring the Raspberry Pi for controlling servos through a PWM driver. The project, recognized at the IoTEvolution Battle of the Platforms, demonstrates a practical application of the Internet of Things, and the code is available on PubNub's open-source GitHub repository for further exploration.