This guy uses head tracking software with the Wii remote and senser bar to create some 3D images that look like a 3-D movie. Check it out here,
http://www.nintendowiifanboy.com/2007/12/21/friday-video-taking-immersion-to-new-levels/#comments
"Johnny Lee, who we're now elevating to the status of superhero around here, is back with an all-new Wii-centric project: Wii in 3D, thanks to head tracking. What's head tracking? Here, it's centered around mounting a sensor bar on your head (which is much cooler than it sounds) so that the software (and a Wii remote) can track the position of your head and allow displays to take on a full three dimensional scope, thus turning a flat screen into something more like a window. The result? Why, it could mean games that look like full-on virtual reality." <!-- google_ad_section_end -->
http://www.nintendowiifanboy.com/2007/12/21/friday-video-taking-immersion-to-new-levels/#comments
"Johnny Lee, who we're now elevating to the status of superhero around here, is back with an all-new Wii-centric project: Wii in 3D, thanks to head tracking. What's head tracking? Here, it's centered around mounting a sensor bar on your head (which is much cooler than it sounds) so that the software (and a Wii remote) can track the position of your head and allow displays to take on a full three dimensional scope, thus turning a flat screen into something more like a window. The result? Why, it could mean games that look like full-on virtual reality." <!-- google_ad_section_end -->
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