If you’re not familiar, the Wii remotes have an infrared camera in the tip that sense two IR LEDs in the sensor bar that resides above or below your television. The problem is that if you’re ...

The head tracking system has been created using an Arduino Uno and was inspired by an earlier project by Eric Jacob who created a Wii Remote IR camera hack complete with Arduino interface.

Like the Wii, the prototype remote relies on an infrared-based sensor bar for tracking movements, but in this case it connects to the GameCube via the console's memory card slot. The entire ...

with a huge emphasis on the pinpoint precision of IR), and adds a flood of features such as Wii remote player trading, Wii Connect 24 “Invitation Matches” that let you play AI-controlled ...

It’s been a few years since we played tennis, went bowling, or sliced hitmen into pieces on the Nintendo Wii. Even Nintendo has moved on with the newfangled Nintendo Wii U and 3DS systems.

The position feedback is provided in much the same way that the Wii remote is used as a pointing device. On the gaming console there is a bar that goes under the TV with two IR LEDs in it.

So to test IR tracking, I loaded the Home Menu and ... I wasn’t able to test the remotes with Wii MotionPlus, but Mad Catz, with their 1:1 duplication of the Wiimote body, promises me that ...

as did a large IR bar similar to the one which would eventually ship with the Wii. A familiar looking Nunchuk controller was also included which connected to the remote via a standard ethernet ...