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- RuView uses WiFi signals for camera-free sensing
The MIT-licensed RuView project uses WiFi Channel State Information captured by ESP32 sensors to detect presence, track movement, estimate vital signs and infer activity without cameras or wearables. Its README also describes a model workflow for recording CSI data, training models and loading RVF files, along with smart-home integrations and an AI-assisted operation harness. These capabilities are project claims: the software remains in beta, pose evaluation is pending, and the unified RF model's accuracy is synthetic until real-data validation.
GitHub Trending（每日） · 🔥 0 - Developer reports Claude Code wrote smartwatch firmware in three days
In a first-person account, developer cyberdinn says Claude Code using Opus 5.5 wrote Kronograf, MIT-licensed firmware for the LilyGO T-Watch 2020 V1, in three days. The project includes three watch faces, 13 apps, Bluetooth iPhone notifications, a network toolbox, a macOS simulator and free prebuilt binaries. The developer says they supplied the brief, architecture and stage-by-stage decisions, and handled wrist testing. The process used staged builds, device checks and host testing. Physical tasks remained necessary: the developer reports a loose micro-USB connector, battery-sleep bugs diagnosed through serial logs, and wrist-raise thresholds that still require tuning.
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