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08/16/2008 10:31:56 PM · #1 |
A very very clever man is currently making technological history. Johnny Chung Lee has developed a method of using a Wii remote (or Wiimote if you will) to create extremely low-cost interactive whiteboards. Using apparently magic you can make any LCD screen or projection interactive. Check out the website here and be amazed.
I cannot wait to try this out - the guy is making history by sharing this technology with the world. I can see this changing the way I use photoshop for good. |
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08/16/2008 10:56:42 PM · #2 |
Very cool stuff. I'm amazed that the Wiimote has such a high sensitivity. If you see people playing the games you'd think a rough approximation of the movements should suffice. ;-)
Thanks for sharing! |
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08/17/2008 05:03:36 AM · #3 |
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09/19/2008 01:10:05 PM · #4 |
| here's another video where the same guy, Johnny Lee demos the technology for the TED institute. What's interesting, is he uses it in Photoshop. He also demonstrates a 3D technology that's pretty bitchin as well. |
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09/19/2008 01:41:18 PM · #5 |
This is really, really cool. I'm already thinking up a top-down projector, putting the image onto a large desk bound with the type of material they use for projector screens. I think any limitation in the sensor resolution could be easily overcome.
Thanks a ton for posting this! |
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09/19/2008 01:50:19 PM · #6 |
| dude is amazing! Wish I had 1/4 of his knowledge and skills. |
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09/19/2008 02:24:49 PM · #7 |
This could be the leap forward in 3-D motion picture, gaming, and photography. The potential is there.
Amazing! |
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09/19/2008 02:31:03 PM · #8 |
| Thanks for sharing this. Amazing! |
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09/19/2008 02:43:06 PM · #9 |
| Wow. I am speechless. That is brilliant. Thanks for sharing! |
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09/19/2008 02:52:41 PM · #10 |
| such a clever guy... soon to be a very rich clever guy, I bet the bods at Nintendo are kicking themselves. great post. |
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09/19/2008 02:57:10 PM · #11 |
| Wow, the 3d portion should be really interesting for the game industry. cool stuff. |
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