In addition to an accelerometer, the wii remote has a 1 megapixel camera for sensing the position of two infrared leds at each end of the sensor bar which is placed above or below your TV. The accelerometer measures motion and orientation, whereas the camera is used for direct pointing / cursor movement. (Any game/app that tells you to point the wiimote at the screen)
Without a camera on the neo, you will not be able to emulate that part of the wiimote functionality. It might be possible to emulate the nunchuck in some way(which doesn't use a camera, but has a thumbstick and two buttons in addition to it's accelerometer), but it definitely couldn't fully emulate the remote. Hans L On 5/16/07, Bradley Hook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does this mean we can solder one of these in and turn our moko into an enhanced Wii remote? :P ~Bradley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > It was ~$14. Dirt cheap for what it does. If what people say about > "wasted space" inside the neo is true then I'm hoping to cram one in > there when I get my phone. Maybe some mems rate sensors too. Now > that's _my_ kind of augmented GPS! _______________________________________________ OpenMoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
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