Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Chicago, United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I want to create a single, self-contained robot that can sit in front of a PC monitor or a phone and play games entirely on its own. The scope covers both first-person shooters and mobile titles, so the system must aim, shoot, move, and work through every menu without any human input after start-up.

That means three core capabilities are required:
• computer-vision aiming and shooting that can keep up with fast FPS action,
• movement/navigation logic for in-game character control, and
• full user-interface interaction—including taps, swipes, clicks, and key presses—so it can launch the game, join matches, and handle post-game screens.

I’m flexible on the underlying tech stack: OpenCV, TensorFlow, or PyTorch for vision; a Jetson, Raspberry Pi, or similar SBC driving servos or steppers; and firmware on Arduino or other micro-controller for low-latency actuation are all acceptable, as long as the finished build runs completely autonomously.

Deliverables I need to see:
• CAD files and BOM for the mechanical finger/actuator rig (mouse, keyboard, and capacitive touch)
• All control and vision source code with clear documentation
• Trained model weights or the training pipeline
• Assembly, wiring, and calibration guide I can follow at home
• Demo videos showing the robot completing one FPS match on PC and one session of a phone game without intervention

When these items are delivered, I’ll test by letting the robot launch each game, navigate the menus, and play a full round while I remain hands-off. If everything performs as specified, the project is complete." (client-provided description)