Me on the picture, wearing the dorky-looking safety goggles of (almost) complete 3D immersion. On each side there is a small infrared LED, which wasn't turned on when I shot the picture. My bad, I'll fix it next time so you can see the small pink light on each side.

In addition to the goggles with two LEDs safely attached to them by double-sided tape, there was also a Wii Remote (not on the picture) placed on a Mac (not on the picture either) and combined with a few hours of coding (definitely not on the picture).

The final achievement was (almost) complete 3D immersion thanks to the head-tracking technique (see more) using the Wiimote and the glasses. The program I wrote (named "Floating Otange Boxes on a Sky-Blue Screen") looked pretty 3D indeed. Only if it wasn't for my 13-inch screen. Next time I should try one of those 40 inch TV boxes we have in the university. And not to forget to keep the program as simple/ugly as possible so I can convince potential witnesses this is my Science project.

Alex