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| WIIMote 1 || From Friday, 8 May || [[User:AndreaNicotra | Andrea Nicotra]], [[User:AdrienServier | Adrien Servier]] | | WIIMote 1 || From Friday, 8 May || [[User:AndreaNicotra | Andrea Nicotra]], [[User:AdrienServier | Adrien Servier]] | ||
Revision as of 12:46, 11 May 2009
The WIIMote is a device that can be used to bring to a computer via BlueTooth information coming from an onboard, infrared camera, a 3-axis accelerometer and buttons. On the way back, you can lit up to 4 blue LEDs and having the WIIMote vibrating and making sounds.
This link is about some of the things that can be done with a WIIMote. Check Johnny Lee on Youtube for more...
A lot of libraries, both in C++ and java are available to interface the WIIMote to a computer.
If you have problems with BlueTooth connection, you can check for a solution here
Booking
We have a number of WIIMote devices available. If you want to remove these devices from the lab, please book in advance by adding an entry to the table. Please keep the table lines ordered by time (nearest bookings first).
| Device | Time | Person |
|---|---|---|
| WIIMote 1 | From Friday, 8 May | Andrea Nicotra, Adrien Servier |
| WIIMote 2 | From Friday, 8 May | Alessandro Marin, DiegoMereghetti |
| WIIMote 3 | ?? | Antonio Micali |
| WIIMote 4 | ?? | Antonio Micali |
Please remove old entries.
