The author has completed the development of a wearable mouse device that attaches to the ear. The project uses an ESP32-C3 controller and an MPU-6050 gyroscope to track cursor movement via Bluetooth. The hardware assembly relies on components sourced from Russian marketplaces, with the exception of the battery, which was ordered from China.
The device features a compact design with a thickness of 5 millimeters. The author utilized artificial intelligence to generate the firmware code for the controller, specifically using the ble-mouse library. The project is intended to assist individuals with physical limitations in controlling a computer cursor.
Separately, Microsoft announced that starting October 13, it will automatically enable the memory integrity feature on compatible computers. This update will be part of the monthly patch cycle. While the feature is designed for security, it is noted for having potential performance impacts on gaming applications.
