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#WiiTUIO Ever wanted to use a Wiimote to get multi-touch on your Windows 7 PC? WiiTUIO might just be what you're looking for. If you would like some instructions there is a good guide here (along with a few handy scripts to automate things) http://goo.gl/Vp9dt.

WiiTUIO improves the stability of the IR sources captured by the Wiimote using some thresholds and spatio-temporal classification. The application can generate native Windows 7 touch events as well as TUIO messages from the stabilised data.

Interested in doing the same thing with a Kinect? Check out Ubi Displays: http://code.google.com/p/ubidisplays/

Each raw IR source captured by the Wiimote is either assigned to the best existing tracked source or generates a new tracker. This means that the touch events can be generated from stable data without the jitter (namely, false-positives generated between two IR sources and the unordered source buffer) that occurs when trying to use the Wiimote to capture true multi-touch IR.

Created as part of the CoffeeTable project. Find out more here: http://highwire-dtc.com/coffeetable/

AUTHORS

WiiTUIO v2 John Hardy & Christopher Bull HighWire Programme, Lancaster University 22-06-2010

REQUIREMENTS

Windows 7 is required in order to use generate touch events.
The UniSoftHID driver used with MultiTouchVista. The code to support touch events is based on (Multitouch.Driver.Logic) by Nesher. As such, I reccomend that you use the whole 'MultiTouchVista' package for better support. The UniSoftHID driver can be found bundled with 'MultiTouchVista' here: http://multitouchvista.codeplex.com/releases/view/28979