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Build your product on OpenIPC — with the people who build OpenIPC.

Commercial support, custom development, and OEM licensing from the core team.

Commercial support

Priority fixes, guaranteed response times, and long-term maintenance of the platforms your product depends on.

Custom development

SoC bring-up, sensor tuning, NPU features, custom video links, white-label firmware — built to your specification by the people who know the stack best.

OEM & licensing

Commercial licensing for Majestic, branded builds, and integration help for manufacturers shipping OpenIPC-based products.

What we do

Video encoding

The same encoder, fewer bits: hardware and codec tuning measured on your content.

ISP & sensors

The frame rate the datasheet promised: sensor ports and pipeline tuning on four silicon vendors.

Reverse engineering

Blobs to source, protocols to specifications, models to layouts, every claim verified on hardware.

Turnkey hardware

Board and firmware from one team, so the product is balanced from the schematic on.

Digital twins

Your unmodified firmware in the loop as a model: test overnight, gate in CI.

Teleoperation

Video and control for remote operation at the latency the task needs.

Edge AI

Neural inference on the camera chip, at the speed the silicon was sold for.

Why companies build on OpenIPC

Faster than a raw SDK

Vendor SDKs give you a kernel and a demo. OpenIPC gives you a shipping firmware with streaming, web interface, and updates — you start from 90%, not from zero.

Survives silicon EOL

Our mainline-kernel work keeps platforms maintained after vendors abandon them. Your product's lifespan is not capped by a vendor's roadmap.

No per-unit cloud tax

Devices work without our servers — or anyone's. Your cost structure stays yours.

Open source is your escrow

The core is open. Whatever happens to any company, including ours, your product keeps building.

Companies already building on OpenIPC

Manufacturers

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Integrators

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How an engagement works

01

You write to us with the product and the problem.

02

A scoping call with an engineer.

03

A pilot with clear deliverables.

04

Ongoing support or development, sized to your needs.

Licensing, plainly

The core of the platform is MIT-licensed — commercial use is welcome. The Majestic streamer is distributed in binary form under the Prosperity license; commercial terms are available. The use of OpenIPC and its components for military purposes is not permitted.

Talk to the team

Tell us what you are building. An engineer answers, not a sales script.

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