The Nonpolynomial organization has released a stable and ready-to-use version of the Buttplug library 6.2, which can be used to control various types of devices via gamepads, keyboards, joysticks, and VR devices. Among other features, it supports synchronization between devices and content played in Firefox and VLC, and plugins are being developed for integration with game engines Unity and Twine.
Originally, the library was designed to manage only intimate toys, but now work has been done to control other types of devices, such as medical and fitness trackers, thanks to support for Bluetooth, USB, HID, UART, and WebSocket interfaces. The main branch of the library is written in Rust and published under the BSD license. There are bindings for JavaScript/TypeScript/WASM, C#, Python, and Dart. Supported devices include products from brands such as Lovense, Kiiroo, WeVibe, The Handy, Hismith, and OSR-2/SR-6.
Source: opennet.ru
