A smart sensor that collects environmental data - noise, dust, and temperature, and stores them on a decentralized sensor map.
Become a provider of environmental data to your friends and neighbors in the area. Access truly decentralized measurements of air quality, noise, temperature, and other environmental conditions on the sensor map.
The most open-source smart home server, powered by RISC-V, with a Web3 cloud replacing Google servers under the hood.
Smart WI-FI MQTT devices with open-source firmware Tasmota on the board fully compatible with Home Assistant.
Finally, a smart Tamagotchi that’s more than just a game! A smart wearable station that checks the status of sensors from your home or clothing.
Connect your smart home and smart clothing to the Hikikomori to monitor sensor data—right at your fingertips. Literally.
A non-invasive device for installation in electrical panels with DIN rail mounting. Built on the Espressif ESP32C6 chip with open RISC-V architecture.
Every device is fully open: you can find the source code, circuit schematics, and instructions for self-updating without the need to connect to any cloud servers. The devices are designed to ensure you can easily understand their structure and onboard components.
The combination of p2p communication and web3 cloud guarantees that your devices will always be accessible for interaction. No internet access? You can still connect directly to the device. Moving to a new region or going on vacation? Your devices will stay online and accessible wherever you are.
By utilizing open source, p2p, and web3, there’s no room for corporate tricks, ensuring your personal data is protected. All information is stored either locally or encrypted with your personal key in the web3 cloud.
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