The document discusses a gesture-based interface for navigating a personal lifelog using the Nintendo Wii controller. It describes the goals of the project, what a lifelog is, the capabilities of the Wii controller, the WiiFlash system for developing Wii applications in Flash, and a proposed system model for navigating a lifelog interface with Wii gestures.

1. Gesture Based Interface to a Personal Lifelog Evan White Liadh Kelly, Dr. Cathal Gurrin

2. Gesture-Based Interface to a Personal Lifelog Aim of Project What is a Lifelog? Wiimote WiiFlash System Model Demo

3. Aim of Project To develop a gesture based interface to a personal digital lifelog using the Nintendo Wii controller

4. What is a Lifelog? The act of recording some aspect of your daily life in digital format. Blogs Chat Logs email SenseCam Images GPS Bluetooth

5. Wiimote The primary controller for the Nintendo Wii console Built-in Accellerometers Infrared Camera (PixArt SoC)‏ Traditional Press Buttons Tactile Feedback (Rumble)‏ Audio Feedback (Internal Speaker)‏ Bluetooth Chip (provides two way communication)‏

6. WiiFlash WiiFlash is a project dedicated to the Wiimote and Flash applications. It is divided into two parts: WiiFlash Server (C++ or .NET server that handles Wiimote communication)‏ WiiFlash ActionScript API (SWC component)‏ Freely available: wiiflash.org Uses BlueSoleil Bluetooth driver

7. WiiFlash Flash applications developed using Adobe Flex Builder

8. System Model The final idea: Sit-back, social environment Easy-to-use interface (similar to Sony's XMB)‏ Personal events displayed on the horizontal Similar events displayed on the vertical

9. Thanks Thanks for listening Demo using WiiFlash and VirtualMouse to be displayed at computer