Several years ago I broke my leg (horseback riding) and I used a balance board to train my muscles. The training with the balance board was ver...
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Oh, neat! As much as people poke fun at Nintendo's Ludo and similar "life hacks" to extend motion control, there's no shame in it. Nothing like using duct tape to make a tiny module a huge asset!
Wow this is so cool. @jess I think you'd be into this.
Whoa! I love this, thanks for sharing!
I think we might have the same balance board, too! Though, they probably all look the same..
This is super cool!! I have the old Apple TV remote that I picked up in a free bin from the street once, and I have no idea what to do with it. I don't think it has an accelerometer or gyroscope, but this post is definitely giving me ideas...
Also @chardane you might like this post :)
Wow! That is super cool, thanks for sharing. I didn't even know that the Siri Remote has an accelerometer and gyroscope :D Would be kinda cool to create wii-esque remote accessories that look like tennis rackets or a steering wheel 🤔
This is absolutely awesome. I love that you took some reasonable steps to simplify the project where it made sense (such as just using your lunchbox + some tape + the Apple TV remote).
Great to see the full info in the Github repo, I was definitely curious about how you got the sensor values from the remote.
Thank you for sharing!
Wonderful.
Guru meditation!