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¶ RGB (gaming) periferals and hardware
These devices such as RGB keyboards, mice, mousepads etc. are the original target of Artemis.
ASUS Support provided through the official Aura SDK included in Armoury Crate.
Cooler Master Support provided through the official SDK (no software needed).
Corsair Support provided through the official iCUE SDK included in iCUE.
Logitech Support provided through the official LGS SDK included in the Logitech G HUB.
MSI Support provided through the official Mystic Light SDK included in Dragon Center.
OpenRGB Support for many different brands provided through the OpenRGB SDK (direct mode devices only).
Razer Support provided through the Chroma SDK.
SteelSeries Support provided through the official GameSense SDK included in SteelSeries Engine.
Wooting Support provided through the official SDK (no software needed).
¶ Smart home
Through the data model and by adding more directly controllable lights, Artemis can integrate with your smart home
Philips Support provided through the Philips Hue ecosystem¶ General hardware
Artemis supports a variaty of non-gaming RGB hardware
DMX devices Support provided through COM connection on the DMX protocol.
Novation Support provided through MIDI.
¶ Custom hardware
Because of Artemis's modularity, any custom hardware can easily be supported.
Arduino Support provided for WS281X devices through a serial connection (Sketch provided)
BitWizard Support provided for WS281X devices through a serial connection (runs natively)
ESP8266 Support provided for WS281X devices via WiFi (Sketch provided)