Open Source · Arduino + Python

Move your slides
with any remote

Turn any household IR remote into a wireless presentation clicker. No Bluetooth, no dongles — just an Arduino, an IR sensor, and a $2 remote.

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Try it — click any button below
Serial output → Python → Keyboard
// waiting for input
Press a button
The Arduino decodes the IR signal and sends a command over serial. The Python app reads it and simulates a keypress.
Each button maps to a real IR code
ARDUINO SERIAL LOG
IR Receiver ready

Three steps to your clicker

No soldering required. Just wire, upload, and run.

01 — HARDWARE

Wire the Arduino

Connect a VS1838B IR receiver to your Arduino. Use components listed below.

02 — FIRMWARE

Upload the sketch

Open the .ino file in Arduino IDE. Install IRremote library. Upload to your board.

03 — SOFTWARE

Download the app and run it

Install SlideBeam and Plug your circuit, then click start button.

↓ Download sources

Watch it in five minutes

Full walkthrough — wiring, uploading the sketch, and running the Python app.


Every button, explained

12 commands — all customisable in the Arduino sketch.

NEXT→ Next slide
PREVIOUS← Previous slide
STARTOpen PowerPoint
ENDEsc: exit slideshow
APPF5: start slideshow
PAUSESpace: pause video
BLACKB: black screen
WHITEW: white screen
UP↑ Scroll up
DOWN↓ Scroll down
EXITAlt+F4: close app
TASKCtrl+Shift+Esc

Parts you need

Under $5 in components. Get what you need below.

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ARDUINO
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IR KIT
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LEDS
Blue and Green
WIRES
⬡ 100% Open Source
Fork it. Hack it. Ship it.

The full source is on GitHub. Remap any button to any keypress in under 5 minutes.