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Google's open-source ARTEMIS enables Android automation through natural language instructions, allowing AI assistants to control real phones for testing and tasks.
ARTEMIS is a Google-developed tool that enables AI assistants to perform cross-app automation on Android devices using natural language instructions, achieving over 99% task completion on the AndroidWorld benchmark.
This article describes how Gemini 3.7 Flash, a hybrid reasoning model, enables interactive Android control through Python scripts by analyzing screenshots and executing precise actions, demonstrated via Wordle game automation.
A guide and Python script for controlling an Android emulator using Gemini 3.5 Flash's Computer Use capability, which allows the model to view screenshots and return actions (taps, clicks, text input) to be executed via ADB.
OpenGUI is an open-source AI phone control system that lets AI autonomously operate real Android devices to carry out long-running mobile tasks such as social media management and research. It supports remote task dispatching via Lark, Telegram, Discord, or REST API. Its underlying architecture is split into two layers — a Plan Supervisor and an Executor Graph — and supports multiple models including Claude, Qwen, and Doubao.