Wii remote + glovepie = new tool for reporting radiology

wii remote interfaced with glovepie gives to the research community a new type of human interface device. Interfacing this awesome object with intelligent key bindings, you can think about a new way to report, to interface with images, to explore the body volume. In a not so much far future, we can imagine and wonder to report radiology images in a "minority report" way. This is a simple example of me interfacing for window/level, zoom, pan & slice scrolling features on a CT set of images. I'm open to suggestions!

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• wii
• remote
• glovepie
• radiology
• report
• human
• interface
• device
• wiimote

[Charles2337]

No it's real, Wii mote can connect to the PC via bluetooth.

[Moondeath]

If you need help connecting your Wiimote to the PC or help with GlovePIE you can always message me. :0

[gamelord4ever]

@Charles2337 yes but this isn't real

[DonovanHillery]

help! glovepie is not reading my wiimote presses. if I write a = wiimote.A or wiimote.A = A nothing happens, but it can read my key presses just fine. Wiimote.Rumble = Shift works, but that is pressed on the keyboard. I tried this on my classic controller to and it did not work. Thank you for your time.

[Moondeath]

BlueSoleil is not free from what I remember... the Toshiba Bluetooth Stacker is free and supports most bluetooth devices... then just download GlovePie.. read a few example scripts and you'll get the hang of it very easily.

[Paulmaxrobert]

yes and I did it with an external bluetooth dongle.