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  • Awesome new interface

    Monday, Feb 8, 2010 10:43AM / Standard Entry / Members only
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    There is a lot of buzz around NUI (Natural User Interface). Basically in it's interface that require more of you and use less proxies to interact with a machine (touch screen instead of using the cursor of a mouse).

    Every geek knows that a wiimote is used in more ways that just playing with a wii. Since it's a bluetooth remote, any recent computer with an appropriate software can use the accelerometer informations.

    Check out this new video where a wii mote is used in conjunction with VR glasses.
    Worried about breaking your new TV with a wiimote before. You have to be worried about breaking everything inside your apartment now.



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  • Etchy
     Etchy
    posted on Wednesday, Feb 17, 2010 8:22PM [Report]
    people are going to need to make padded game rooms with foot straps in the middle of the floor to keep people from flailing into the walls while playing...
  • JoanneSanderson
    JoanneSanderson
    posted on Tuesday, Feb 9, 2010 5:49AM [Report]
    That looks like so much fun! although I'd die pretty quickly, for now I'll stick to the gamepads.
  • rottendoubt
     rottendoubt
    posted on Monday, Feb 8, 2010 12:21PM [Report]
    that is pretty damn cool...altho a keyboard/mouse player would kill this guy.  =D

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