OMAS hardware · Kickstarter preview
PIXELCTRL ONE gives OMAS eyes and hands at the hardware layer: HDMI capture, USB keyboard and mouse control, and a single-cable phone mode in one pocket-sized interface.
In development · specifications may change before launch
Interactive hardware model · drag to inspect
Capture HDMI video
Control USB HID
Phone mode One USB-C cable
Runtime No installed driver
The complete interface
Connect a display source and USB control to a PC, or use a supported phone over USB-C. The product overview below shows the intended form factor and connection modes.
PC / laptop mode
HDMI carries the screen into PIXELCTRL. USB HID sends standard keyboard and mouse input back, so control does not depend on a remote desktop service, a driver or a working operating system.
HDMI source → PIXELCTRL ONE → USB HID
Phone mode
A supported phone connects over USB-C for video input and HID control. It is designed for repeatable mobile testing and support without a device-side automation package.
Supported phone → USB-C → control and view
Built for the difficult layer
PIXELCTRL is not another remote desktop client. It is a physical bridge for the moments before a client can run, after one has failed, or when software installation is off limits.
See the screen and operate the machine even when its software stack is broken.
Give an agent visual feedback and real keyboard and mouse input.
Work at boot screens, installers and recovery environments.
Keep capture and control in a small, explicit hardware boundary.
One control plane
OMAS turns PIXELCTRL capture and HID actions into bounded tools. Reach them through an MCP connector or ordinary HTTPS requests through the same token relay.
A relay token is a bearer credential, but it does not bypass the local approval latch, tool schemas, output bounds or audit trail.
Kickstarter launch list
We will send the launch announcement, meaningful hardware milestones and OMAS build notes. No invented countdown or manufactured scarcity.