Open source USB adapter for connecting Wii Nunchuk Controller to a computer
ANAVI Handle lets you easily connect Nintendo Wii Nunchuk-compatible controller to any USB-equipped personal computer (PC). It is equipped with Seeed Studio’s XIAO RP2040 module that provides a USB-C connector and a Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller.
ANAVI Handle has been designed with the cross platform and open source electronics design automation suite KiCad.
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The ANAVI Handle open source firmware written in CircuitPython offers customization options to easily convert the Wii Nunchuk compatible controller into a Human Interface Device (HID) such as a joystick, mouse, or keyboard. With ANAVI Handle, gaming enthusiasts can elevate their retro gaming setup to new heights, combining classic game controllers with the freedom of open source hardware.
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