SealGate lets Grok control a Flipper Zero from an Android phone
Founder Eito Miyamura routed Grok commands through SealGate to a Flipper Zero, turning a chat prompt into infrared TV control.
By Ryan Merket · Published
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Why it matters
SealGate's demo shows MCP moving beyond software connectors. Once cloud agents can operate nearby hardware, permission controls and auditable tool calls become part of device security.
Eito Miyamura (@Eito_Miyamura) used SealGate to let Grok operate a Flipper Zero from an Android phone, demonstrating the setup on a hotel television in a video posted September 14th. The short demo turns a cloud chatbot into an interface for hardware sitting beside the phone.
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