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Good suggestion for developers use wifi #47

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okbach opened this issue Feb 13, 2023 · 4 comments
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Good suggestion for developers use wifi #47

okbach opened this issue Feb 13, 2023 · 4 comments

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@okbach
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okbach commented Feb 13, 2023

Wi-Fi is faster than Bluetooth, the response time in Bluetooth is 60ms, but Wi-Fi is 20ms, 3 times faster
If wifi is supported then the library can be used more widely with other chips, like esp8266, which is cheaper than esp32, but it doesn't have bluetooth.

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Is it possible to use Wi-Fi to connect HID devices to a computer / phone? That seems quite rare. Do you have any example demo code you've seen before? I am quite curious.

@okbach
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okbach commented Mar 29, 2023

It is true that this is a rare topic, and this page presents the same problem
wireless-hid-device
One of the problems I think is that the company's system has become very restrictive, everything related to HID Human interface devices
under the pretext of security reasons
I think that the beginning will be by making a virtual driver program based on a Wi-Fi network, where the formatting of the chart receives the movement of the mouse or simulates a pressure
At the moment I don't have the full code but I do have links that might help get you started .
drivers/hid
kmclassdll)

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okbach commented May 11, 2023

Unfortunately, I got my idea wrong, and I discovered that the wireless mouse in the market depends on a load with it, I cut USB WiFi and an additional circuit to simulate the wireless mouse, and not just a regular WiFi
Even wireless headphones are the same technology, because systems and computers do not allow human input technology except through Bluetooth.

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okbach commented May 11, 2023

You simply need a circuit
built-in USB communication
It communicates with the computer to simulate clicks

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