Wii-mote
Nintendo Wii is an innovative video game console for the 21st century. Central to Wii is a remote control called Wii Remote (or Wii-mote). Wii-mote not only changed the way we play video games, but also encouraged the creation of interesting projects that mash-up Wii Remotes with non-video-gaming devices.
This page is dedicated to those projects that explore innovate usage of Wii-mote beyond video gaming. If you know an interesting Wii-mote project, please send me an email.
- DarwiinRemote — an application that allows users to control software applications in Apple Mac OS X.
- WiiRoomba — using a Wii-mote to control Roomba (video).
- Wii Remote Power Glove Hack — a power-glove that builds on Wii-mote. Is this the first step for Wii-motes to enter wearable computing?
- Wii Sensor Bar Demystified — how does Wii-mote communicates with Wii Sensor Bar? Watch the video and learn how hackers think.
- Wiimote on Windows — use Wii-mote as a PC mouse in Windows XP
- Hacking Wii-mote Bluetooth — Wii-mote communicates via Bluetooth technology. Watch the video and learn how you can figure out the Bluetooth signals for button pushing on Wii-motes.
- Wii-mote Technical Guide – wiili.org provides detail information about Wii-motes and links to useful tools and programs.
- Wii-mote Strumming Interface (video)
- BlueTunes — Control your computer music collections with Wii Remote
- OpenPandora — Take control your Pandora listening experience with Wii Remote
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