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T-vK / ESP32-BLE-Mouse

Bluetooth LE Mouse library for the ESP32 (Arduino IDE compatible)
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Good suggestion for developers use wifi #47

Open okbach opened 1 year ago

okbach commented 1 year ago

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.

fish1968 commented 1 year ago

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 commented 1 year ago

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)

okbach commented 1 year ago

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.

okbach commented 1 year ago

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