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Brian,

What about using IKVM to run those java libraries in .NET? IKVM is a JVM written in .NET so that you can run java bytecode I believe on .NET without requiring a copy of java installed. I wonder if it supports all of the things the bluetooth apis are using.

That way you should be able to just call the java through your library to initiate the pairing. This was the idea I had to shortcut having to implement all the bluetooth in C#.

Just a thought!

I know absolutely zip about the IKVM stuff...anybody want to give it a try? 

I have been using the C# version of this library for basic 2D gesture recognition: http://depts.washington.edu/aimgroup/proj/dollar/ It works really well. However since I'm a bit scared to tweak the math in it, whenever I need to change how it works a bit, I just filter my input before giving it to the recognizer. Maybe similar can be done for the wiimote, but the library only speaks in x/y terms, so I imagine it would need to be extended somewhat.

hi endquote, may i know what method do u use to recognize the gesture..i hv been working in simple gesture recognition too and i'd like to know more..thx

Augsburg university have a project called WiiGLE (wiimote gesture learning environment). They developed an application where you can record your wii gesture, save them on hard disk, then you can specify classifiers, train the gestures, serialize the trained classifiers on hard disk. And of course you can recognize gestures and see the recognition rate. WiiGLE Wiki: http://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/documents/WiiGLE/doku.php Official website: http://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/project_details.php?id=46 They use Brian`s Wiimote library to connect to a wiimote.