Hi,

There may be stray IR sources found in the room captured by the Wiimote.

You should to use Smoothboard's calibration viewer to check where are the stray IR source located.

Each detected IR source will be shown as a dot/circle in the calibration view in Smoothboard's main window.

Regards,
Boon Jin

Hi,

The original app by Johnny Lee is just a demo application to showcase the technology. On the other hand, Smoothboard is a end-user product that gives you tool such as automatic Wiimote connection, on-screen annotation and presentation control.

Smoothboard is a closed-source software.

You may take a look at our website http://www.smoothboard.net/features

Thank you.

Regards,
Boon Jin

The original wiimote whiteboard application does not support 64-bit operating systems. Smoothboard works for Windows 7 64-bit.

You can download it from http://www.smoothboard.net

Regards,
Boon Jin

Hi,
I am working on the johnny lee whiteboard project to build a low cost interactive whiteboard for a school. I have got the black wiimote, Vishay TSAL6400 IR led.But i am not able to use it as the wiimote doesn't detect the IR light.if we place the wiimote in a place and try to calibrate its not calibrating till we move the wiimote in the direction of the screen.We are following all the steps shown in the johnny lee video but we are not successful.the calibration doesnt come like as shown in the video.please help

Hi,

How would i be able to use multiple remotes to handle occlusion?
Currently, i am able to connect two remotes to my own whiteboard program. but i have no idea how to handle the data that comes out from both the remotes.