In an ingenious geek-out that’s almost too perfectly suited for TED, designer Ken Moore presents a much-anticipated hack of the Nintendo Wii Remote: a theremin.
It seems to be a nearly serendipitous merger of TEDTalks by thereminist Pamelia Kurstin and Wii hacker Johnny Lee. Has anyone seen other hybridized Ideas Worth Spreading (coincidental or not)? Leave us a comment.
(Via Boing Boing and a zillion others.)
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David Slevin commented on Oct 15 2009
Very impressive. Is that GlovePie? I gotta try that…
Jennifer Gray commented on Jul 10 2009
That’s awesome! I love how people are finding so many uses for the wiimote
Rick Morgan commented on Jan 13 2009
The Nintendo Wii is so versatile. This clip kind of answers the question ‘what next for wii gaming?’ article I read. Also I’ve seen people use the Wiimote as a guitar, by setting up a synthesiser. I wonder how long before the first Wii song hits the charts?
elman tabaq commented on Jan 11 2009
this is cool. I am amazed :)
Victor Lorentzo commented on Dec 7 2008
Wow. How cool is that?
Victor Lorentzo