Very much informative!!!!

@rafitc99 Looks cool, Thanks for sharing.

Recordings of MakerChat 0x05: LabVIEW Basic Concepts & GUI Development by Manthan M Lakhlani. YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKzaHLvZc34

@kowshik1729 Then I think it will be difficult, here on this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=po3FBdY0GS4 , bitluni's lab used CH559 USB Host controller in order to use the USB HID Services. Another possibility is Port V-SUB to ESP32, V-USB is a software-only implementation of a low-speed USB device for Atmel’s AVR microcontrollers I found some Github repo's that contain BLE HID https://github.com/asterics/esp32_mouse_keyboard https://github.com/I0x0I/DIY-A-BLE-Keyboard

Not yet @salmanfaris .

happy to hear that

@rafitc99 Remember one thing... For all you guys who work with software serial or hardware serial... First and most important thing is while working with software serial... In loop remember that softwareSerial never generate interrupt while it receives any data as you can say triggers if condition... When it's turn comes it checks otherwise if condition will bypass so your target or trigger cannot be achieved.... For hardware serial always prefer to use interrupt method to get data for each character you can receive simultaneously loops runs any function or not... It's surely you can get all the data from serial... Although mcu runs any kinds of task it leaves and goes on serial interrupt... So it's my experience and suggestions to all you guys to remeber this thing... If you all.come across the situations that there is no provision to use hardware serial and you need to use softwareSerial then remember that your loop must have intelligence to get the data from softwareserial by if condition which does not effect other functions in loop.. kindly for RF functions which must be used in loop that can't be avoided by any delay functionality... So Millis can be helpful or timer interrupt can help you... Thanks...

@mgfuller333 No not yet, but there seems a quite nice progress in the design. I'm still researching on the antenna interfacing part.