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  "path": "/t/built-a-physical-ai-agent-device-that-controls-any-connected-device-via-usb-hid-and-sharing-the-demo-here/176700#post_1",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-11T07:55:21.000Z",
  "site": "https://discuss.huggingface.co",
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  "textContent": "Hey guys\n\nI wanted to share something we’ve been building, **a physical (hardware) AI agent device called Aiden AI** that takes a different approach to the “agent controls a computer” problem.\n\nMost software agents need to be installed on the host device, require API access, or need admin permissions. We kept running into this wall.\n\nOur approach is connecting as a standard USB HID device (same protocol as a keyboard and mouse). The host sees a keyboard and a mouse. The agent watches the screen via HDMI, listens through full-duplex audio, and sends inputs back through USB HID (no install, no API, no permissions needed on the host side).\n\nBuilt on Luckfox Pico Zero (RV1106) with a Go-based LLM agent runtime, Silero VAD for on-device voice detection, memory system, skills system, and OTA updates.\n\nFull architecture: deepwiki.com/AidenAI-IO/aiden-hardware-demo\n\nHF Space:  huggingface.co/blog/NatalieY/aiden-hardware-ai-agent-device\n\nWould be great to hear from anyone working on similar edge AI agent deployment challenges, especially around on-device inference and USB HID control.",
  "title": "Built a physical AI agent device that controls any connected device via USB HID, and sharing the demo here"
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