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The Wii Remote has an infrared camera in the front that is normally watching for the infrared LEDs that are mounted in the sensor bar. This camera is actually quite sensitive and can be used for some cool things! Jcl5m has come up with a method that uses reflected IR light from small reflectors to provide the Minority Report style interaction.
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November 11th, 2007
Nice
November 11th, 2007
Aww, sweet. keep up the cool stuff
November 12th, 2007
Uhh awesome!!
November 13th, 2007
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November 13th, 2007
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November 15th, 2007
Pretty cool! I have liked it very much. But I have appreciated that the pointers in the TV are inverted, I mean, when you made to disappear your left hand finger was the right point in the image which disappeared. I think It would be more appropriated to invert in horizontal, don’t you think so?
Great job really.
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November 18th, 2007
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December 20th, 2007
awesome… made me remember the ps2 attachment with a video
December 28th, 2007
pretty amazing m8!
January 3rd, 2008
[...] that Johnny Chung Lee introduced as a building block. This system uses the Wiimote as a camera looking at the users fingers to determine what the user wants to do. I can see this technology being built into laptops and [...]
March 26th, 2008
what the need hardware to make that sensor…..????
March 26th, 2008
Hi Dox,
You need a Wiimote, a IR light source, a computer and some reflective squares.
May 3rd, 2011
[...] Kevin Pineda, Theo Jeneotopulos, Victor Cabrera, Michel Sanchez and Sergio Martinez from the Florida International University developed this IR Mouse Pen Idea they call KeyMoTe. It uses a camera which is looking at the user who holds an IR pen. The camera is connected to an arduino which sends mouse information to the computer. An off the shelf blue tooth keyboards allows the user to also type from a distance. This project reminds me of the project that Johnny Lee did a few years ago. [...]