What we actually use for a reliable setup — camera, mic, Bluetooth, and cabling.
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Wide-angle, low-light USB camera — ideal for Vision detection in a dim yard or porch at night.
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A real close-talking USB mic makes Live AI conversations dramatically clearer than a webcam's built-in mic.
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A simple portable Bluetooth speaker for Skelly's audio — voice lines, sound effects, and Live AI conversations.
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Run your camera and mic up to 165ft from the PC over a single Cat6 cable — no need to keep a computer next to the prop.
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The cable that pairs with the USB-over-Ethernet extender above.
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If your PC's built-in Bluetooth is dropping the connection to Skelly or causing audio stutter, a dedicated USB adapter with real range is usually the fix.
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Need even more range than the TP-Link above? This dual-antenna adapter is rated for up to 656ft — a good option if Skelly's prop sits especially far from the PC.
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An 8-channel USB relay board. Lets Live AI switch on a fog machine, strobe or other prop by name.
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12V 5A power adapter with a 5.5x2.5mm DC plug, for powering the relay board.
View on Amazon →Wide-angle, low-light USB camera — ideal for Vision detection in a dim yard or porch at night.
View on Amazon →A real close-talking USB mic makes Live AI conversations dramatically clearer than a webcam's built-in mic.
View on Amazon →A simple portable Bluetooth speaker for Skelly's audio — voice lines, sound effects, and Live AI conversations.
View on Walmart →An 8-channel USB relay board. Lets Live AI switch on a fog machine, strobe or other prop by name.
View on Amazon →12V 5A power adapter with a 5.5x2.5mm DC plug, for powering the relay board.
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