ESP32 HID libraries to enable keyboard and mouse emulation over Bluetooth and USB.

Wi-Fi libraries for remote macro configuration and OTA updates.

Web server framework to provide a user-friendly interface for managing macros and settings.

The project showcases the expanded capabilities of the ESP32 for creating versatile and connected hardware interfaces, offering a robust solution for macro execution and automation in both wired and wireless scenarios.

Beyond this project, I have acquired a variety of gadgets and components compatible with Arduino and ESP32, including sensors, modules, and other peripherals. These additions are intended for future projects, enabling further exploration and innovation in hardware development.

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This project is a custom keyboard emulator built using an Arduino Pro Micro ATMEGA32U4, designed to send keypresses and macros to a computer via USB. By leveraging the Arduino's native USB HID (Human Interface Device) capabilities, the device can emulate a keyboard or mouse without requiring additional software on the receiving computer.

The emulator enables the creation of complex macros and key combinations, offering a versatile solution for automating tasks or enhancing productivity. It supports a setup with two computers: one where macros and commands are defined, and another where the device acts as a plug-and-play keyboard or mouse.

Technologies used:

Arduino IDE for programming the Pro Micro.
HID libraries to enable keyboard and mouse emulation.
USB communication for seamless connection and signal transfer.

The project demonstrates the powerful capabilities of Arduino microcontrollers for creating hardware interfaces, bridging computers with minimal dependencies, and providing a straightforward solution for macro execution.

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