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@ruvnet/ruview

Runs locallyMITUpdated on Nov 10, 2026103,799GitHub starsCan change data

The MCP server published on npm as @ruvnet/ruview, part of RuView, an MIT-licensed project that uses WiFi signal data from low-cost ESP32 boards to detect presence, count people and estimate breathing and heart rate, with pose estimation marked experimental.

InstallRepository Checked on Nov 15, 2026

What it does

The MCP server published on npm as @ruvnet/ruview, part of RuView, an MIT-licensed project that uses WiFi signal data from low-cost ESP32 boards to detect presence, count people and estimate breathing and heart rate, with pose estimation marked experimental. The server runs locally over stdio, or over a token-protected, read-only HTTP transport for ChatGPT. The README describes its capabilities as cited guidance on the project, access to CSI sensor nodes, radar and LiDAR, firmware flashing, deterministic verification and a check of accuracy claims; flashing and calibration never run over HTTP. Live sensing needs supported hardware such as an ESP32-S3, while an ordinary laptop gives only coarse signal-strength presence.

Capabilities

  • Read presence and vital-sign data from ESP32 WiFi sensing nodes
  • Flash firmware to sensing devices over the local transport
  • Answer questions about RuView with cited sources