keeBLEr: an eight-dollar bridge across forty years of computers
How a browser, Bluetooth, an ESP32-S3, and the USB keyboard standard became a tiny universal input bridge.
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How a browser, Bluetooth, an ESP32-S3, and the USB keyboard standard became a tiny universal input bridge.
A playful hardware sketch that uses CircuitPython, Bluetooth, gesture input, and custom LED art to animate a wearable mask.
A persistent BLE service turns cheap power meters into stable, named instruments that people, scripts, and agents can share.