AI-controlled hardware: GPIO, robotics, sensors, cameras, mesh networking for IoT
MCP (Model Context Protocol) server adapter for RegenNexus UAP - enabling AI-controlled hardware. This package exposes RegenNexus hardware capabilities as MCP tools, allowing Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and other MCP-compatible AI clients to control physical devices. Hardware Control: GPIO, PWM, robotic arms, sensors, cameras Mesh Networking: Discover and communicate with nodes over LAN…
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MCP (Model Context Protocol) server adapter for RegenNexus UAP - enabling AI-controlled hardware. This package exposes RegenNexus hardware capabilities as MCP tools, allowing Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and other MCP-compatible AI clients to control physical devices. Hardware Control: GPIO, PWM, robotic arms, sensors, cameras Mesh Networking: Discover and communicate with nodes over LAN (UDP/WebSocket) Serial/I2C: Communicate with microcontrollers and sensors Two Connection Modes: Local…
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