Embeded rust: Using STM32 to simulate a mouse that can recoil control FPS games

In this video I show how to use a STM32 device to expose a mouse interface and control that mouse to follow any predefined pattern, using a FPS recoil control pattern as an example.
Example code available at github.com/and...
Using docs.rs/usbd-h...

[@CarsMeetsBikes]

Thank you for this video, I am using STM32 to pretend I am working at work, hoping to use STM32 to simulate both mouse and keyboard

[@impulse_ger]

Can you do that in c++?

[@kennethbeal]

Thank you! Very neat concept. I have a CharaChorder, it uses a Seeeduino I believe, and when it "chords" it first sends the "wrong" keys (since you can press them out-of-order), and then sends several backspaces, then the correct word.
Have seen other custom devices as well; neat to see how easy it is to "take control"!
Your sound level is much lower than other videos, I have to turn the volume up. I really enjoy your content, and would help you get a new microphone setup if that's what the issue is. Thanks again!