Head Tracking for Desktop VR Displays Using the WiiRemote

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Using the infrared camera in the Wii remote and a head mounted sensor bar (two IR LEDs), you can accurately track the location of your head and render view dependent images on the screen. This effectively transforms your display into a portal to a virtual environment. The display properly reacts to head and body movement as if it were a real window creating a realistic illusion of depth and space........ please rate and comment my video

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Head Tracking for Desktop VR Displays Using the WiiRemote

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brilliant
looks awesome
By Slate78 1213955262 Reply Spam [+3] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~5343440~~
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Wow...
Nice one that looks awesome. For the multiplayer problem, couldn't you use virtual reality goggles? That would be amazing if it is possible to do that without all the LED's interfering with eachother!! Again, nice work buddy
By StiffCookie86 1214140439 Reply Spam [+2] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~9180849~~
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i think you're on to something
if it can be implemented correctly
By wasd88 1214131056 Reply Spam [+2] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~8917082~~
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Yo! Jonny, you're the best!!! Let's hope that some Wii game developers will see this and go and do their bit for the gaming industry!

This is awesome!!!
By Chatbox 1214132731 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~2029340~~
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Great idea and presentation Johnny
Thanks for sharing it with us, now I've just gotta get a Wii!
By GodSushi 1214129916 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~9083937~~
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Amazing!
That my friend was simply amazing. Cant wait for somthing like this implemented in future games
By ppdulce 1214007045 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~8916896~~
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COOL
THAT WAS THE SHIT AND THE FUTURE OF VIDEO GAMES
By serempire 1215556669 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~8805588~~
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Genius
Simly brilliant, I hope the game developers are watching, this takes gaming to another level of interactivity
By Foresttre 1214275309 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~8449077~~
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dude
jonny. I think the nintendo should hired you or at least pay you something for this man. or a developer game company should give you the credit for showing them the trick. nicely done bro.

By gingerch 1214188219 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~6823673~~
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This guy
is owesome and has brain... Go!!! Japan!!! Go!!!
By ReblexX 1214174396 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~9207852~~
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- dude
  he is chinese
  By gingerch 1214188013 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~6823673~~
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MORE LIKE
AWWWWWEEEEEESSSSSOOOOOMMMMEEEEEE... IWANT 3D!!!
By dizaznb0i08 1214169421 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~5445318~~
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Very nice.
This seems like the next logical step in gaming. All the technology is ready and available.
By contraflip 1214166866 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~3910892~~
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cool
what the hell this is crazy so how does it actualy work? i dont understand how it makes it 3D when you are not wearing any actual VR headset, how does the senser bar interact with the TV to make it 3D?
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  does it loo 3D because the person wearing the head tracker is directly infront of the TV?
  By gtirlad 1214161136 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~3737155~~
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- No..
  Its because the software he is using is recieving the signals from the wii remote of the sensor bar's position...then the software redraws the image (however many times) from a different perspective relative to the sensor bars position from the wii remote. I can imagine this technology being very cpu intensive...will the wii be able to handle it with 3d graphics, sounds and ai to deal with too??
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  there is no actual 3d image at all....its just a 2d illusion that makes it look 3d...hope that helps
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