DIYer Johnny Lee, however, realized that a Wii remote can track up to four different infrared signals at a time. So, if you were to mount a Wiimote near a projector, you could fake interacting ...

Wii-mote for Whiteboards Johnny Lee demonstrates how to build a low-cost digital whiteboard using the Nintendo Wii remote and an infrared-light emitter.

The message on the screen above took about a minute and a half to input using the on-screen keyboard and Wii remote, not including the few seconds it took to pick up the controller and access the ...

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[Johnny Lee]’s back again with his Wiimote interactive whiteboard. Commercial versions of these things are expensive and heavy. His technique doesn’t even need a projector, just a compu… ...

Using a mounted Wii remote and store-bought LEDs, Lee pulls off three impressive (and dirt-cheap) mods: multi-point finger tracking, head tracking to simulate 3D spaces represented on a flat ...