After successfully launching the Openterface Mini-KVM and Openterface KVM-GO, TechxArtisan has just introduced the Openterface KeyMod pocket-sized USB multi-tool that turns an Android or iOS smartphone into a wireless keyboard, mouse, gamepad, presentation remote, or an SSH terminal for controlling PCs, servers, kiosks, Raspberry Pi boards, and other USB hosts. It comes in two variants: the KeyMod Mini with a USB-C port, and the KeyMod Plus with a USB-A port.KeyMod Mini connects to the phone through Bluetooth 5.3, while KeyMod Plus relies on a wired USB connection for higher bandwidth. It provides USB HID keyboard and mouse functions that work even in BIOS, along with a USB CDC-ECM network bridge for SSH, VNC, SCP, rsync, and other TCP-based tools. The hardware uses a CH32V208 HID controller and USB composite architecture and is powered directly from the target’s USB port. It is designed for IT support, server administration, embedded development, Raspberry Pi and SBC maintenance, kiosks, presentations, and gaming, where a compact phone-based control interface is useful.Openterface KeyMod Mini/Plus specifications:
Microcontroller – WCH CH32V208 RISC-V MCU @ up to 144 MHz with Bluetooth LE, USB 2.0
