Hi Dexter,
For your case, you may want to use the expected related position of the IR points to determine which is the left/right/head.
You may need to continuously track the positions of these 3 points so that when one of the points disappears, you are able to determine which are the existing points.
As the Wiimote is able to track IR blobs continuously as long as the IR point does not disappear, it may be useful for you as you do not need to track manually to determine the points.
Regards,
Boon Jin
Hello Boon Jin,
Thank you very much for your reply.
We thought about using the relative position of the 3 points as the tracking reference but the problem occurs when the points' relative position changes. For example, if at the beginning point 1 and point 2 are nearer to each other and point 3 is far from them, and later point 3 becomes nearer to point 1 and point 2 becomes farther from point 1, the programme will not be able to track the points correctly.