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Using Claude for coding help: hobbyist turns Seeed Studio e-ink sticky note into an Apple TV remote

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According to XDA, a Reddit user Frankynov has converted their Seeed Studio reTerminal Sticky e-ink sticky note into an Apple TV remote. Frankynov said the project is built on Home Assistant and used Claude as a coding assistant, and it can not only control playback on the Apple TV but also adjust home lighting and other smart home devices via the touchscreen. The project is still at an early stage, with the developer saying further design adjustments and fixes for issues found during testing are needed; however, based on the results shown so far, the device is already quite practical, combining touch controls with the low power consumption of an e-ink screen. Frankynov has released the project (click here to visit), along with an online simulator that lets people try it without physical hardware.

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Using Claude for Assisted Programming: Enthusiast Turns Seeed Studio "E-Ink Sticky Note" into an Apple TV Remote

IT之家 November 15 news, according to XDA, a Reddit user Frankynov has turned their Seeed Studio reTerminal Sticky "e-ink sticky note" into an Apple TV remote.

Frankynov revealed that the entire project is built on Home Assistant, using Claude for assisted programming. It can not only control Apple TV playback, but also adjust lights and other smart home devices in the home via the touchscreen.

Currently, the project is still in its early stages. The developer says further design adjustments are needed, along with fixes for issues found during testing. However, judging from the results shown so far, the device already offers considerable practicality, combining the advantages of touch operation and the low power consumption of an e-ink screen.

IT之家 notes that Frankynov has now released the project address (click here to visit), and also provides an online simulator that can be experienced without physical hardware.

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