Regennexus
RegenNexus UAP is a universal adapter protocol for connecting devices, robots, applications, and AI agents, providing low-latency, high-security communication, and supporting multiple hardware and MCP integrations.
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What is RegenNexus UAP MCP Server?
RegenNexus UAP MCP Server is an intelligent hardware connection platform that allows you to directly interact with the physical world through an AI assistant (such as Claude Desktop). Imagine telling the AI assistant 'Turn on the lights in the living room' or 'Let the robotic arm pick up that cup', and it can safely perform these operations. This platform acts as a bridge between the AI assistant and hardware devices, supporting multiple device types, including robotic arms, sensors, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc. It uses the standardized Model Context Protocol (MCP) to ensure compatibility with various AI tools.How to use RegenNexus UAP MCP Server?
Using RegenNexus is very simple: 1. Install the software package on your computer or device. 2. Configure AI tools such as Claude Desktop to connect. 3. Connect your hardware devices (such as robotic arms, sensors). 4. Control the devices through natural language conversations. The entire process does not require writing complex code. The AI assistant will automatically understand your intentions and perform the corresponding hardware operations.Applicable scenarios
RegenNexus UAP MCP Server is very suitable for the following scenarios: • Education and research: Let students learn robot control and IoT through conversations. • Prototype development: Quickly test hardware ideas without writing a large amount of code. • Smart home: Control home automation devices through an AI assistant. • Industrial automation: Simplify the control interface of robots and production equipment. • Maker projects: Integrate AI capabilities into DIY hardware projects.Main features
Direct control by AI assistant
Directly control hardware devices using natural language through AI assistants such as Claude, without programming experience.
Extensive device support
Supports multiple hardware platforms such as robotic arms (Amber B1, Lucid One), Raspberry Pi, Arduino, NVIDIA Jetson, etc.
Enterprise-level security
Built-in AES encryption, ECDH key exchange, and authentication to ensure the security of hardware control.
Intelligent network discovery
Automatically discover devices within the local area network, simplifying the device connection and configuration process.
Local LLM integration
Supports local large language models such as Ollama and LM Studio to protect data privacy.
Low-latency communication
Multiple transmission protocols (IPC, UDP, WebSocket) ensure fast response, with IPC latency less than 0.1 milliseconds.
MCP protocol compatible
Follows the standard Model Context Protocol and is compatible with Claude Desktop and other MCP clients.
Advantages
No programming required: Control hardware through natural language, reducing the technical threshold.
Safe and reliable: Built-in multiple security mechanisms to prevent unauthorized access.
Easy to integrate: Supports multiple hardware platforms and AI tools.
Rapid deployment: Provides Docker containers and detailed documentation for quick start.
Flexible expansion: Modular design, easily add support for new devices.
Limitations
Requires network connection: Some functions depend on the network environment.
Hardware compatibility: Although it supports a wide range, some special devices may require additional adaptation.
Learning curve: Advanced functions require understanding of basic hardware concepts.
Performance dependence: The response speed is affected by hardware performance and network conditions.
How to use
Install the software
Install the RegenNexus UAP software package through pip. If you need full functionality, it is recommended to install the full version.
Configure Claude Desktop
Add MCP server settings to the Claude Desktop configuration file to allow Claude to connect to your hardware.
Start the MCP server
Run the MCP server and start listening for requests from the AI assistant.
Connect hardware devices
Connect your robotic arm, sensor, or other devices to the system, and the system will automatically discover available devices.
Start conversational control
Open Claude Desktop and start controlling your hardware devices through natural language.
Usage examples
Control the robotic arm
Control the Amber B1 robotic arm through an AI assistant to complete simple grabbing and placement tasks.
Smart home control
Use Raspberry Pi GPIO to control home lighting and sensors.
Data collection and monitoring
Regularly collect sensor data and analyze it through AI.
Educational demonstration
Demonstrate the basic concepts of robot control in the classroom.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need programming experience to use RegenNexus?
Which AI assistants are supported?
How to ensure the security of hardware control?
Can it be used in an environment without the Internet?
How is the response speed?
How to add support for new devices?
Is there a graphical interface?
Related resources
Official GitHub repository
Source code, issue tracking, and latest updates
Getting started guide
Detailed installation and configuration steps
MCP integration guide
How to configure Claude Desktop and other MCP clients
Device integration documentation
Complete list of supported devices and connection methods
Robotic arm guide
Detailed control methods for Amber B1 and Lucid One robots
Google Colab demonstration
Online interactive demonstration, experience without installation
API reference
Complete Python API documentation
Docker deployment guide
Detailed instructions for deploying using Docker containers

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