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ThinkGearNET 1.1

I released version 1.1 of ThinkGearNET over at CodePlex last week. ThinkGearNET is a library that allows developers to easily use the Neurosky MindSet device with .NET. This version now matches Neurosky ’s latest SDK and supports eye blink...

Published Mon, Aug 16 2010 4:25 AM by Brian Peek

Filed under: .NET, Coding4Fun, Hardware, Neurosky MindSet, c#
VSLive Devapalooza and Jeopardy on Coding4Fun

Tonight I hosted the Devapalooza event for Visual Studio Live in Redmond . For the event, we played a Jeopardy-like game using software and hardware I created. You can find an article on how the software was created, how to build the hardware...

Published Thu, Aug 5 2010 2:39 AM by Brian Peek

Filed under: Coding4Fun, Events, Hardware, VSLive Orlando, WPF, VSLive! Redmond 2010
WiimoteLib Future

I’ve been working on a version 2.0 of WiimoteLib which reorganizes the library quite a bit to clean up the codebase. It’s not quite ready for release, and I don’t have an ETA currently, but I wanted to note some of the changes and get some feedback...

Published Fri, May 28 2010 1:25 AM by Brian Peek

Filed under: .NET, Coding4Fun, Wiimote, Hardware
ThinkGearNET Library

I have written and posted a new library that allows .NET developers to easily connect to and use the Neurosky MindSet headset from any .NET application. You can find the source code and a binary of the library at CodePlex . Usage is very simple...

Published Mon, Mar 8 2010 3:06 PM by Brian Peek

Filed under: Gaming, .NET, Coding4Fun, Hardware, Neurosky MindSet
MindBlaster Article Posted

My latest Coding4Fun article on the creation of my game MindBlaster is now available! This is a game I wrote using XNA Game Studio 3.1 that combines a Nintendo Wiimote and a Neurosky MindSet headset to create a game you play entirely with your head...

Published Mon, Mar 8 2010 3:05 PM by Brian Peek

Filed under: .NET, Coding4Fun, Wiimote, XNA, Hardware, PDC2009, MIX10
PDC09, Coding4Fun, and Mind Blaster

Another PDC is over and I’m happily relaxing before work starts again on Monday. Lots of announcements, free laptops for attendees (not me, sadly), and plenty of time spent in our Coding4Fun area with my project. We even had the opportunity...

Published Mon, Nov 23 2009 6:59 AM by Brian Peek

Filed under: .NET, Coding4Fun, XNA, Events, Hardware, Channel 9, PDC2009
PDC 2009

PDC 2009 , starting November 17th, is almost upon us and I’ll be heading out to the conference once again with my Coding4Fun / Channel 9 playmates. Anyone else heading out to the big show? We won’t be doing a Coding4Fun session like we did last...

Published Mon, Nov 9 2009 6:33 AM by Brian Peek

Filed under: .NET, Coding4Fun, XNA, Events, Hardware, Coding4Fun Show, Channel 9, PDC2009
WiimoteLib 1.8 Beta 1 Posted

I have posted a new version of WiimoteLib as a beta for people to play around with the Wii MotionPlus accessory . Please note that this is not a stable release and should only be used if you wish to mess around with the MotionPlus. Also note...

Published Mon, Jul 20 2009 5:01 AM by Brian Peek

Filed under: .NET, Coding4Fun, Wiimote, Hardware
Status of Wii MotionPlus Support for WiimoteLib

Update: See this post for a beta release Ok, I get about 10 emails a day on this, so I figure a status update is in order. The Wii MotionPlus extension for the Wiimote was released last week. Since then, I and others have been working to figure...

Published Fri, Jun 19 2009 1:43 PM by Brian Peek

Filed under: .NET, Coding4Fun, Wiimote, Hardware
WiimoteLib v1.7 Released

I have just put up the latest version of WiimoteLib at CodePlex . The changes for this release are: v1.7.0.0 Writing registers is now properly waiting for the Wiimote to reply before continuing...this removes all of the Thread.Sleep() calls and...

Published Mon, Jan 19 2009 6:57 AM by Brian Peek

Filed under: .NET, Coding4Fun, Wiimote, Microsoft Robotics Studio, Hardware

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