Headtracking For Desktop VR Display Using Wii Remote

Farhan Akmal, Mohd Suyut (2014) Headtracking For Desktop VR Display Using Wii Remote. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This Final Year Project presents implement and development of Headtracking technique by using Nintendo Wii remote in order to achieving a virtual reality experience that will display on a typical monitor (LCD) with the motion of a user head by performing Headtracking (IR LEDs) attract with the Nintendo Wii remote. So that, the expected result will be on what axis in viewing the display either in X, Y or Z axis follow by which space and depth include. The purpose of this project is to study and analyse how this project can be used and can be done in simulation especially in architecture/engineering design whereby they didn‟t have additional tools devices to enhance the display. Nintendo Wii remote is a device whereby it has a microcontroller inside to execute the received signal that was attracted and the medium of the connectivity is Bluetooth. Thus the power to generate this Wii remote it‟s just using battery AA. The method that will be introducing here in implement this project is the Wii remote, which will be connecting to laptop by using Bluetooth dongle. Then, it sense the movement of Headtracking (IR LEDs) wear by user either in X, Y and Z axis. Follows by which side have more space and depth display by monitor (LCD).This Final Year Project involves implementation and on how the system had been design and program development to run the Wii remote application.

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