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Cool things to do with a Wii remote

February 14th, 2008 at 12:57 by Tamlyn

If you haven’t already seen the videos of Johnny Lee’s work with the Nintendo Wii remote, prepare to be amazed. His first two demos - Minority Report-style finger tracking and a multi-touch display that can be projected onto any surface - are cool enough but his latest effort defies belief.

Check it out: Head Tracking for Desktop VR Displays using the Wii Remote.

Tamlyn

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2 comments on "Cool things to do with a Wii remote"

Kelly

OMG!

Anyone else think that Nintendo might be sending the boys around after that vid?

God

Peace be with you Kelly.

That last one was absolutely brilliant!

Clever guy, but I am sure that the Nintendo guys have thought of that stuff as well, no doubt further down the Wii life cycle we will start seeing this stuff, Whoopee!

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