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Veracity Solutions Combines WPF and Wii-motes

Posted By: drobbins | Mar 11th @ 11:31 AM

A couple guys from Veracity Solutions setup a demo of their cool project during an Open Space session.

The demo shows a Windows Presentation Foundation application bound to the inputs of a Wii mote to allow the user to control whats on the screen. They modified a pair of gloves with LEDs to allow a person to control the UI with their hands.

Tags: Wii, Windows Presentation Foundation, WPF

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