Claude gets AirPods 3 head tracking working on Linux

The Quick Take
AI has been used to find out how to access motion tracking data from AirPods , enabling one Linux user to use head tracking data to produce a software mouse. AirPods 3 AirPods and AirPods Pro have head tracking capabilities thanks to some built-in motion-detecting sensors. While it is currently used for things like Spatial Audio and Siri Interactions , one enterprising user has taken steps to wide
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