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AgiliSway

Capturing information from subtle movements.

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AgiliSway

A thin WPF wrapper around the WiiMote Lib (written by Brian Peek) intended to allow researchers to acquire data from the Wii Fit (R). It collects raw data from the board and saves center of gravity coordinates to disk in an XML format. It is also capable of exporting raw sensor values for those interested in generating custom analytics.

Installation

  1. Install .net 4.5
  2. Install Visual C++ 11 redist
  3. Install SqlCE redist
  4. Download AgiliSway from GitHub
    • Extract AgiliSway-master.zip
    • Navigate to AgiliSway-master/inst and extract AgiliSway9.zip and AgiliSway9.DeviceManager.zip

Connecting a WBB

  1. Go to the AgiliSway9.DeviceManager folder and double click on AgiliSway9.DeviceManager.exe (ASDM)
  2. Open the battery compartment of the WBB
  3. Push the red button
  4. Quickly hit the search button in ASDM
  5. The device will appear in the list. Select the device.
  6. Click the pair button
  7. Allow windows to install the HID driver for the device.
  8. Open AgiliSway and select the devices tab.
  9. Select the WBB option on the left.
  10. Push the front button on the WBB.
  11. The green light should blink a couple of times and then become constant.

Running AgiliSway

  1. First run a pop up will appear asking you to select a folder. This will be the folder where AgiliSway stores the program database and all of the sway files.
  2. AgiliSway will then start and default to the Study page.
  3. Make sure your study has been created and selected.
  4. Click devices and select the device you are interested and set options.
  5. Go to subjects and create a new subject.
  6. Click on collections and create a new collection.
  7. Make sure to calibrate the board before the subject steps onto it and in between tasks.

Troubleshooting

License

This software is released under the MIT license.