esp32-iphone-agent
An open-source project based on the ESP32-S3 microcontroller that uses AirPlay mirroring as visual input and USB HID emulation of a mouse and keyboard as input devices to enable AI agent control of a non-jailbroken iPhone.
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Henry Yuan's open-source project esp32-iphone-agent uses a roughly $7 ESP32-S3 microcontroller to emulate a USB HID mouse and keyboard, enabling an AI agent to control a non-jailbroken iPhone.
When the esp32-iphone-agent project first appeared on the timeline on October 11, it had only 12 stars; Hackaday followed up with a report on October 14, and the project subsequently gained about 2975 stars.
In the project's original v0.1.0 architecture, screen mirroring is provided as a JPEG stream at about 5fps and 480x1040 resolution, with BLE bandwidth of about 300-500kbps.
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Henry Yuan's open-source project esp32-iphone-agent uses a roughly $7 ESP32-S3 microcontroller to emulate a USB HID mouse and keyboard, enabling an AI agent to control a non-jailbroken iPhone.
50%UnverifiedIn the project's original v0.1.0 architecture, screen mirroring is provided as a JPEG stream at about 5fps and 480x1040 resolution, with BLE bandwidth of about 300-500kbps.
50%UnverifiedWhen the esp32-iphone-agent project first appeared on the timeline on October 11, it had only 12 stars; Hackaday followed up with a report on October 14, and the project subsequently gained about 2975 stars.
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