Nothing to discuss improvements we lose that, besides, is visually attractive, and natural for those who have worked and works with iPads, and similar instruments (could have muscle problems after many hours of continuous use).'ll try in the future, hang some video demonstration. For the rest, your work is good, Congratulations!.
Nothing to discuss improvements we lose that, besides, is Visula attractive, and natural for those who have worked and works with iPads, and similar instruments (could have muscle problems after many hours of continuous use).'ll try in the future, hang some video demonstration. For the rest, your work is good, Congratulations!.
The gloves I use is of a material called neoprene glove works perfect and I bought one size bigger, considering what you say, with the wires, the LED on the tip of the fingers and the battery is perfect. I emphasize: the idea of covering the LED, is to make it look really "Touch" and thus achieve a good effect on the audience. I see you use the glove with the LED at the tip, and with the palm facing you the same (?) it does not look very natural.
Nada perdemos con comentar una mejora, que ademas; es visulamente atractiva, y natural; para quien ha trabajado y trabaja con ipads, e instrumentos similares ( podrias tener problemas musculares al cabo de muchas horas de uso continuo).Tratare en un futuro, colgar algun video demostrativo.Por lo demas; tu trabajo es bueno, Felicitaciones!.
El guante que utilizo es de un material llamado neoprene, funciona perfecto y el guante lo compre una talla mas grande, considerando lo que tu dices, con los cables, el led en la punta de los dedos y la bateria queda perfecto.
recalco: la idea de tapar el led, es para que parezca realmente "Touch" y asi lograr un buen efecto en la audiencia.
veo que usas el guante con el led en la punta, y con la palma mirandote a ti mismo (?), eso no se ve muy natural.
I think having the LED inside the glove would be uncomfortable. The LED would take up space inside the fingertip of the glove. In general I've found that you want to do everything possible to maximize the amount of light the wiimote can see, so covering the LED seems really counter-intuitive. I used a sports glove purchased at a sporting goods store which is part cloth, part leather and has a nice channel to route the wires in.
Hi, I think your glove design is awesome. I have been working with the wiimote whiteboard project for months and I think your glove is the best design I have seen. Could the glove have multiple leds in the fingertips? I was wondering if it could be used to type on a on-screen keyboard program. Can one wiimote see up to 4 leds?
No need to spoil a glove, and put the LED on the fingertip. This found that infrared LED light passes through gloves, cotton, Lycra and any similar material that is not leather or hard plastic.
Just put the LED below the glove, and the LED should be on the left side of your finger, so that the LED light is captured by the wiimote.
LED would be better not to look, to really look "Touch"!.
No es necesario malograr un guante y ponerle el led en la punta del dedo.
Esta comprobado que la luz infrarroja del led pasa a traves de guantes de algodon, Lycra y cualquier mmaterial similar que no sea Cuero o Plastico duro.
Solo debes poner el led por debajo del guante, y el led debe estar al extremo izquierdo de tu dedo, para que la luz del led sea captada por el wiimote.
seria mejor que el led no se vea, para que realmente parezca "Touch"!.
I gotta try this. At first I wasn't too sure, as this makes typing difficult, but then I remembered the on screen keyboard. I figured I'd make two gloves which would make typing easier and faster (for when I do actually type). I have seen other gloves that put the LED back a little so you could type, but having it at the tip of the finger is more accurate for close viewing.
Do you have a "how-to" for making the glove yet? It looks simple, but I always find a way to screw things up, lol.
Dragon: I'll do a write up this weekend.The gloves are athletic gloves from our local sports store. We cut off two fingers for more breath-ability.
DevilChild: The use case for this is primarily in demonstrations, or presentations when you'd be standing anyway. My favorite method of using these gloves is actually while comfortably seated on the couch while the wiimote is aimed at me to catch movements made with the glove in the air. See our other video.
Nothing to discuss improvements we lose that, besides, is visually attractive, and natural for those who have worked and works with iPads, and similar instruments (could have muscle problems after many hours of continuous use).'ll try in the future, hang some video demonstration. For the rest, your work is good, Congratulations!.
joanjcd 1 year ago
Nothing to discuss improvements we lose that, besides, is Visula attractive, and natural for those who have worked and works with iPads, and similar instruments (could have muscle problems after many hours of continuous use).'ll try in the future, hang some video demonstration. For the rest, your work is good, Congratulations!.
joanjcd 1 year ago
The gloves I use is of a material called neoprene glove works perfect and I bought one size bigger, considering what you say, with the wires, the LED on the tip of the fingers and the battery is perfect. I emphasize: the idea of covering the LED, is to make it look really "Touch" and thus achieve a good effect on the audience. I see you use the glove with the LED at the tip, and with the palm facing you the same (?) it does not look very natural.
joanjcd 1 year ago
Nada perdemos con comentar una mejora, que ademas; es visulamente atractiva, y natural; para quien ha trabajado y trabaja con ipads, e instrumentos similares ( podrias tener problemas musculares al cabo de muchas horas de uso continuo).Tratare en un futuro, colgar algun video demostrativo.Por lo demas; tu trabajo es bueno, Felicitaciones!.
joanjcd 1 year ago
El guante que utilizo es de un material llamado neoprene, funciona perfecto y el guante lo compre una talla mas grande, considerando lo que tu dices, con los cables, el led en la punta de los dedos y la bateria queda perfecto.
recalco: la idea de tapar el led, es para que parezca realmente "Touch" y asi lograr un buen efecto en la audiencia.
veo que usas el guante con el led en la punta, y con la palma mirandote a ti mismo (?), eso no se ve muy natural.
joanjcd 1 year ago
I think having the LED inside the glove would be uncomfortable. The LED would take up space inside the fingertip of the glove. In general I've found that you want to do everything possible to maximize the amount of light the wiimote can see, so covering the LED seems really counter-intuitive. I used a sports glove purchased at a sporting goods store which is part cloth, part leather and has a nice channel to route the wires in.
MyCreativeGenius 1 year ago
@MyCreativeGenius The led was external and not at all covered, judging by the color it was a wide beam ir led..
pspheaven 11 months ago
Hi, I think your glove design is awesome. I have been working with the wiimote whiteboard project for months and I think your glove is the best design I have seen. Could the glove have multiple leds in the fingertips? I was wondering if it could be used to type on a on-screen keyboard program. Can one wiimote see up to 4 leds?
vpleric 10 months ago
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vpleric 10 months ago
I ran that last comment through Google translate and this was the output:
"No need to spoil a glove and put the LED on the fingertip.
This found that infrared LED light passes through gloves, cotton, Lycra and any similar material than leather or hard plastic.
Just put the LED below the glove, and the LED should be on the left side of your finger, so that the LED light is captured by the wiimote.
LED would be better not to look, to really look "Touch"!."
Reply to follow.
MyCreativeGenius 1 year ago
No need to spoil a glove, and put the LED on the fingertip. This found that infrared LED light passes through gloves, cotton, Lycra and any similar material that is not leather or hard plastic.
Just put the LED below the glove, and the LED should be on the left side of your finger, so that the LED light is captured by the wiimote.
LED would be better not to look, to really look "Touch"!.
(NOTA:Los guantes deben ser muy delgados)
joanjcd 1 year ago
No es necesario malograr un guante y ponerle el led en la punta del dedo.
Esta comprobado que la luz infrarroja del led pasa a traves de guantes de algodon, Lycra y cualquier mmaterial similar que no sea Cuero o Plastico duro.
Solo debes poner el led por debajo del guante, y el led debe estar al extremo izquierdo de tu dedo, para que la luz del led sea captada por el wiimote.
seria mejor que el led no se vea, para que realmente parezca "Touch"!.
joanjcd 1 year ago
How would you use this to click to close a window or to open a programs on Windows OS?
SteveoFilipino 1 year ago
I gotta try this. At first I wasn't too sure, as this makes typing difficult, but then I remembered the on screen keyboard. I figured I'd make two gloves which would make typing easier and faster (for when I do actually type). I have seen other gloves that put the LED back a little so you could type, but having it at the tip of the finger is more accurate for close viewing.
Do you have a "how-to" for making the glove yet? It looks simple, but I always find a way to screw things up, lol.
matrix86 1 year ago
hello
please send me the project? explaining better? I'm trying to mount an infrared glove, but I'm having trouble ....... please help me ......
201684201684 2 years ago
Thanks I await your writeup
300zxdragon 2 years ago
Dragon: I'll do a write up this weekend.The gloves are athletic gloves from our local sports store. We cut off two fingers for more breath-ability.
DevilChild: The use case for this is primarily in demonstrations, or presentations when you'd be standing anyway. My favorite method of using these gloves is actually while comfortably seated on the couch while the wiimote is aimed at me to catch movements made with the glove in the air. See our other video.
MyCreativeGenius 2 years ago
I love your glove design, do you have a write up on making those? what type of gloves are those?
Thank you
300zxdragon 2 years ago
good goin..... but how long would u be using the coomputer STANDING
devilsonlychild 2 years ago