| Sumario: | The article focuses on turning a cellular phone into a motion-detection game controller. Researchers from New Zealand developed a technology wherein cellular phones that runs with the Symbian operating system are turned into game controllers that is like Nintendo's Wii game console. The technology consists of a computer vision tracking with overlay graphics that works with AR Tennis, a game developed by the Human Interface Technology Laboratory New Zealand (HIT Lab NZ). Moreover, the Symbian-based cellular phones need a camera and the HIT Lab NZ software to become game controllers.
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