Helium is a decentralized wireless network that enables devices anywhere in the world to wirelessly connect to the Internet and geolocate themselves without the need for power-hungry satellite location hardware or expensive cellular plans.
Why this server?
Accepts Helium 10 CSV/Excel exports for analysis, using fuzzy column detection to handle varying formats and generating the same VOC report and dashboard.
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Connects AI assistants to a student's Helium account, allowing them to preview and import academic terms from syllabi and read planner data such as assignments, events, notes, classes, resources, and grades via Helium's API using the student's OAuth token.
Why this server?
Enables browser automation using Helium as the preferred browser, providing tools for controlling tabs, navigating, and interacting with web pages.
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Provides access to Helium DePIN RF telemetry, spatial heuristics, and threat intelligence data, with x402-metered tool calls and on-chain settlement.
Why this server?
Enables AI agents to drive the user's real Helium browser, opening and controlling tabs with Playwright, taking screenshots, capturing network traffic, recording the screen, and handing tabs back for manual login, 2FA, or payment steps.
Why this server?
Supported Chromium browser in which the extension runs agent commands, enabling tab automation, screenshots, network capture and screen recording.