Wiimote re-purposed for glove-based multi-touch system

[CantGetAWii]

Our new hero Johnny Chung Lee has already put the Wiimote to use for various multi-touch and multi-point systems (not to mention head-tracking), but it looks like others are slowly starting to follow in his footsteps, and the folks at Cynergy Labs have now produced one of the most polished "hacks" to date.

[MEDIA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CoJGrtVs4c[/MEDIA]

 

[swordkirby]

That... is pretty cool....wow. He is a genius, to figure out how to make those.

 

[FRuMMaGe]

Old.

Some people may not have heard yet though

 

[Abes16]

nice

 

[romj]

WOW! That is sweet! Imagin what a game would be like with those gloves! What is these people could sell this idea to games developers and a game is made and sold with the gloves, much like wii play was, but this time other developers could make games using the glove and head trackin tech.

Can you even inagine both the glove and headtracking tech being used on a single game?!

The possibilitys are endless!

Old.

Some people may not have heard yet though

...And I'm one of then, so I thank the OP for posting this.

 

[cannon]

Seen it before but still pretty cool.

 

[SensesFail]

old news

 

[Spinty]

But still cool news

 

[261311]

Eh, cool- seems a bit too tedious and interactive for me (hold hands up all the time).

 

[Wiimoto]

Thats pretty sweet, but don't you look a little stupid doing that?

 

[CantGetAWii]

old news

Thats quite the contribution to thread there.
Maybe next time if you've seen it you won't post in the thread then, considering you don't have to.

 

[Byuakuya]

The possibilities of using the Wii to carry out a wide range of tasks seems to be endless. :lol:
Anyway, it was a great video, so thanks for sharing.

 

[FRuMMaGe]

Thats pretty sweet, but don't you look a little stupid doing that?

Everyone looked stupid at first waving the Wiimotes around but it seems normal to us now :yesnod: