A web app the allows you to remotely control your computer's mouse from you phone as a virtual mouse. You connect a Raspberry Pico W to your computer, it will serve a websocket server for real time interaction. Go to the server's ip in your phon and move with touch events. Your computer will move the cursor from your phone.
It is a websocket server with the Raspberry Pico W that allows you to control your mouse from a web app. You can connect the Raspberry to your target device, then connect to the server using your phone, and move in the web site as a virtual mouse connected to your real device. You can tap screen to click.
Built using Adafruit Circuitpython for the Websocket server and the HID functionality.
- Install circuitpython into your Raspberry Pico W micro-controller.
- Add a
settings.tomlfile with your wifi's credentials:
CIRCUITPY_WIFI_SSID = "ssid"
CIRCUITPY_WIFI_PASSWORD = "password"
- Upload the files in this repo to you Pico.
- Run
main.pyand find your device's ip running the server on port 80. - Now that you know the ip, you can connect to your target device. Go to the ip in your phone and control the devices's mouse.