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If you have access to an industrial robot why not implement a Nintendo Wii Remote (Wiimote) to control it. The control it gives you would be more natural than the controls that the manufacturer gives you! Have a look at the other projects being worked on at the Robotics and Embedded Systems at the Technical University of Munich. "This is a small presentation of a university project I have worked on for the last 6 months. Using a real-time system the orientation of the Wii Remote is polled and sent to the Stäubli TX 60 industrial robot. The concept is stolen from a game named Kororinpa but the graphics are little more realistic
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This was done at the chair Robotics and Embedded Systems Knoll of the Technical University of Munich."
June 18th, 2008
lol What an awesome idea. And people can get paid to think this stuff up.
June 18th, 2008
Wiimotes are awesome. I’ve got one controlling my computer’s volume right now. Point it up and it gets louder, down and it gets quieter.
June 19th, 2008
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June 19th, 2008
[...] have seen the Staubli Robot under Wiimote control, now have a look at a Mitsubishi PA10 Robot Arm being operated in real time using a Nintendo [...]
June 20th, 2008
This is great. I can’t wait to see what else people hack the wiimote to do.
June 24th, 2008
[...] great folks over at Make Magazine posted an article about a wii-mote controlled robotic arm - in this case, that is controlling that old 2-axis labrynth-marble-concentration game. Check out [...]
July 17th, 2008
I am the one that programmed the robot, played the game and uploaded the video to YouTube. We originally wanted to attach a Gyro to the WiiMote but no student dared to do it, hehe. Now that Nintendo officially announced a Gyro, controlling robots should be a lot more fun