Openterface KeyMod turns your smartphone into a USB keyboard, mouse, gamepad, or SSH client (Crowdfunding)

After successfully launching the Openterface Mini-KVM and Openterface KVM-GO, TechxArtisan has just introduced the Openterface KeyMod pocket-sized USB multi-tool that turns an Android or iOS smartphone into a wireless keyboard, mouse, gamepad, presentation remote, or an SSH terminal for controlling PCs, servers, kiosks, Raspberry Pi boards, and other USB hosts. It comes in two variants: the KeyMod Mini with a USB-C port, and the KeyMod Plus with a USB-A port. KeyMod Mini connects to the phone through Bluetooth 5.3, while KeyMod Plus relies on a wired USB connection for higher bandwidth. It provides USB HID keyboard and mouse functions that work even in BIOS, along with a USB CDC-ECM network bridge for SSH, VNC, SCP, rsync, and other TCP-based tools. The hardware uses a CH32V208 HID controller and USB composite architecture and is powered directly from the target’s USB port. It is designed for IT support, server administration, embedded development, [...]

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