Business & Games

Virtual Reality the Wii-way

by on 5 August, 2008 - 10:15

by: Rick van der Wal

This is going to be a short post because if you haven’t heard about Johnny Lee you should really just look him up on youTube. His latest experiment he shows us perspective based 3d interaction, all for the price of a Wiimote and a pair of safety goggles. His other experiments include a multi-touch screen using nothing more then a Wiimote and some infrared lights on a pen, normally costing well over thousands of dollars. But for now, here is Virtual Reality the Wii-way.

 

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