Making Every Game More Accessible with .NET and AI
summary
Project Enabled Play is a .NET platform that turns voice, face and phone gestures into game inputs across Alexa Google Bixby mobile and desktop, proven on Call of Duty Fall Guys Minecraft and Elden Ring. It uses SignalR + ASP.NET Core 6 for real-time routing, a serial HID bridge with Arduino Leonardo for native USB input, Xamarin/MAUI apps for onboarding, and an offline model on Raspberry Pi for predictive ASR; prototypes won two hackathon runner‑up prizes and achieved near‑instant queued actions.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 14:01Scaling the prototype: Suave Keys
- 14:52Authentication and User Management
- 16:23Customize and Personalize
- 16:37Test More Features
- 16:52Jump Jump Jump
- 18:09Prove that it really works
- 32:01ELDEN RING
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