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A fully open, modular media computing platform. Every input, output, codec, and expansion module is replaceable and documented. Built for any medium, any format, any use case.
The Problem
Every media device today is a closed system.
Closed firmware. Closed DSP. Closed hardware. When the manufacturer stops caring, the product dies. You own the object but not the platform.
The open-source world solved this for computers, for routers, for cameras. Media computing has been left behind.
The Platform
A modular core with an open expansion standard.
OMP is a hardware platform where every layer is open. The core board handles computing. Expansion modules handle everything else. Software never talks directly to hardware.
Think Raspberry Pi meets Hi-Fi meets Framework Laptop. Any medium is a module. Any application runs the same API.
Architecture
Applications
Written once, against the API.
Open Media API
The only layer software sees.
Hardware Core
Computing, power, and the expansion bus.
Expansion Modules
Any medium, plugged into the bus.
Expansion Modules
Physical Media
Audio
Storage
Wireless
Outputs
Inputs
Software
No application talks directly to hardware.
The Open Media SDK provides a unified interface across every module. Python, Rust, C, and C++. The hardware underneath is irrelevant to the application layer.
Write a music player once. Run it on cassette, SD, USB, Bluetooth, and CD without changing a line.
import openmedia # same API for SD, USB, DAC, # Bluetooth, CD, vinyl, radio player = openmedia.Player("cassette0") player.play() player.next() player.record() player.stop()
Roadmap
Phase 1
Core board with USB, SD, Bluetooth, and DAC. Entry point for developers and early adopters.
In DevelopmentPhase 2
Publish the Open Media SDK and connector specification. Third-party module development opens. The platform becomes an ecosystem.
PlannedPhase 3
Audio DAC, ADC, physical media, and storage modules ship. Full schematics and fabrication files published for each.
PlannedPhase 4
Community-built modules, third-party applications, and platform integrations. Open registry for modules and software.
PlannedPhase 5
Publish the complete OMP specification. Any manufacturer can build a fully compatible platform or module without restriction.
ResearchPhase 6
Broadcast-grade I/O, high-density storage, and professional archival modules. The platform scales to institutional use.
ResearchGet Involved
We are in active design. Follow the build log, contribute to the specification, or propose a module.