Nintendo Switch Online offers players a trip down memory lane with must-play classics like Zelda, Mario, Donkey Kong, and ...

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Therapy based on the Nintendo Wii Balance Board can help improve balance in children with cerebral palsy, according to an analysis published in Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology.

Centered around a second-hand Wii Balance Board talking to a Raspberry Pi via Bluetooth, the scale really only captures your weight and sends it up to InitialState for tracking and feedback.

A Japanese man has managed to turn his Wii Balance Board into a controller for his Roomba with just a few steps. Essentially the man used the Bluetooth capabilities of the balance board to link ...

If you have a dusty old Wii Balance Board and a Raspberry Pi sitting around, Initial State shows you how to build one that’ll dish out some snark with your weight tracking.

Nintendo recently won a patent case over their Wii Balance Board technology. Ithica Ventures and Ithica Development sued Nintendo in 2013, claiming the technology used in the balance board ...

Nintendo was the target of one such lawsuit in 2013 with Ithaca Ventures and Ithaca Development suing Nintendo over allegedly owning the patent to the technology behind the Wii Balance Board.

The gaming company won a patent case in Seattle federal court against Ithaca Ventures and Ithaca Development, who sued Nintendo over the Wii Balance Board. Ithaca claimed that the device, which ...

Details on how the Wii balance board can help individuals suffering from MS are described in the study Multiple Sclerosis: Changes in Microarchitecture of White Matter Tracts after Training with a ...

Nintendo's Wii Balance Board is making waves in the medical community as a new study has found that it can help people with multiple sclerosis (MS) reduce the risk of accidental falls.

While Wii balance board rehabilitation has been reported as effective in patients with MS, little is known about the underlying physiological basis for any improvements in balance.