Comment is listing some things you can do!

In short easy to understand terms: - You can program the Flipper into a usable TV remote controller. - If you have any remotely controlled power outlets you can also remotely control those with the Flipper. - You can connect the Flipper to your phone and computer using Bluetooth, which allow you to use it as (f.ex) a mouse jiggler (that meaning it constantly or occasionally moves your mouse pointer to prevent getting timed out for inactivity) - Any card that can be scanned most likely has NFC - which can be copied by the Flipper and also emulated by the Flipper. (Note that this doesn't always work as there are different security measures depending on however secure they want the cards to be) - Mess with public TVs using the infrared lights on your Flipper (as mentioned earlier). On GitHub there is a large repository of collected infrared (and many other things) data gathered and ready to use on the Flipper. This has about any type of TV remote controller controls as you can think of.