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Other Software => Developer's Corner => Topic started by: JennyB on December 22, 2007, 03:35 PM
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This is a really neat bit of inverted thinking.
The Wii Remote tracks its position in space relative to fixed points of IR light. Johnny Chung Lee (http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~johnny/projects/wii/) demonstrates how a fixed Wiimote can track up to four points simultaneously, adding multitouch or head-tracking capabilities cheaply to any PC display.
Demos with open C# source code (https://sourceforge.net/projects/wiiwhiteboard/) and plenty of scope for further development. :-*
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Sounds cool, Jenny :Thmbsup: You forgot the link, though :(
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Very, very cool. Thanks for sharing. Now if only I had a Wii.
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Very, very cool. Thanks for sharing. Now if only I had a Wii.
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You don't need the console itself, just a PC with Bluetooth and the Wiimote, which es a bit easier to find at present! :)
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Wow wow wow, got to start playing around with that, I's really cool.
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So I'd seen the first two videos months ago and thought they were kind of cool but not all that great. But tonight I just saw the head-tracking video for the first time.
WOW! That is impressive!
I think artists like Nudone may be interested in the Whiteboard capabilities --> Turn your wall into a virtual canvas.
Or with head-tracking you could even turn your wall into a virtual window. Find a nice live feed of a beach in the tropics and get the image set up to work with this software...
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CMU huh? I am here in Pittsburgh, where CMU is located. Maybe I should look him up :P