The Wiimote, officially known as the Wii Remote, is the primary controller for the Nintendo Wii gaming console. It features motion-sensing technology, allowing players to interact with games through physical movements. The controller includes buttons for traditional gameplay and a built-in speaker for audio feedback. Introduced in 2006, the Wiimote revolutionized gaming by promoting active play and social interaction. It connects wirelessly to the Wii console via Bluetooth, and players can use multiple Wiimotes for multiplayer experiences. The device also supports various accessories, enhancing gameplay with additional features and functionalities.