These French engineering students wrote some software to control a little Pekee bot via Nintendo DS’ wi-fi. They utilize several different control methods you may recognize from DS games (such as the MarioKart steering interface). To check out the app for yourself, download the .nds file posted here.
And just in case that demo was too slick for you, take a look back at the DSRobot:
Demo PekeePilot on Youtube -[via] Link
Wany Robotics’ Pekee robot -Link
DSRobot on YouTube -Link
Related:

Nintendo DS homebrew guide -Link

Control your PC with a Nintendo DS -Link










you forgot the last link!
http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2006/03/control_your_pc_with_a_nintend.html
Oop – Thanks!
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