Is there a device that simulates a keyboard but the input is coming from wireless connection?
>send comands to device
>converts to key inputs
>feeds into computer it is wired to
Is there a device that simulates a keyboard but the input is coming from wireless connection?
Joseph Clark
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Sebastian Scott
A wireless keyboard?
Thomas Gutierrez
No just receives some protocol.
So you could send key presses over network without having to physically hit a keyboard.
Jace Jenkins
Oh. I don't know anything like that, but I'm pretty sure you can make something like that with a Raspi or even Ardoino.
William Allen
A virtual keyboard.
Justin Clark
theres a project for controlling nordic semiconductor based keyboards. you can probably get that code, and modify it to interface with a nordic keyboard dongle.
there is USB over IP which you can set up with 2 rpi's connected over wifi (have one be an AP, you need dnsmasq and hostapd). easiest one probably
use a teensy microcontroller and your own rf implementation. probably the hardest / most noise susceptible, but would give the most range if you did 900 mhz band
Jacob Williams
what's your use case?
there's a whole lot of solutions to a whole lot of problems
Nathaniel Stewart
You could create a program that reads your own protocol and then passes it over to Auto Hot Key to play in real time. This would require you to know networking, set up a server, and set up the program on the client end
Ethan Gomez
Nordic as in the alphabet?
Pass laptop keyboard input to desktop.
Isaiah Scott
You could use an arduino, any with the ATmega32U4
It is used for diy keyboards, instead of using switches you could have it use bluetooth or wifi