Project Description
I’m building a cross-platform game controller and need a seasoned embedded programmer who feels equally at home in C and modern C++. The end goal is production-ready firmware that unlocks three core features: accurate motion sensing, punchy haptic feedback, and fully configurable button mapping.
The controller must talk cleanly to both Android phones and Windows PCs. I’ll rely on you to make sure the codebase abstracts the transport layer so the device can switch between Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and USB without user fuss or latency spikes.
Along the way, I expect:
• Clean, well-documented source code checked into Git
• A repeatable build environment (Make/CMake or similar)
• Flashable binaries plus a short read-me on how to load them
I’ll handle industrial design and hardware revisions; you focus on the firmware stack, low-level drivers, and any protocol glue needed to advertise, pair, or enumerate correctly on each platform. If this sounds like a fun challenge, let’s talk timelines and milestones. I am using ESP32-C6 for this project. Rightnow it's in prototype stage