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A Universal Open-Source Debugging and Signal Analysis Platform for Embedded Engineers
OmniProbe is an open-source hardware and firmware platform designed to simplify embedded system development, debugging, and protocol analysis.
Built around the RP2040 microcontroller, OmniProbe combines multiple engineering tools into a single compact device, reducing the need for separate adapters, analyzers, and interface boards.
Embedded developers often rely on multiple tools for debugging and communication:
OmniProbe aims to bring all of these capabilities into a single open-source platform.
The hardware architecture is divided into several independent modules:
This modular architecture allows future expansion without redesigning the entire system.
OmniProbe/
├── docs/
├── hardware/
├── firmware/
├── software/
├── tests/
└── assets/
Project Phase: System Architecture & Hardware Design
OmniProbe is currently in the hardware architecture and schematic design phase. The project is being developed as a fully open-source platform, including hardware design files, documentation, and firmware sources.
The first release focuses on establishing a reliable and extensible foundation for debugging, protocol analysis, and embedded development workflows.
All design files, schematics, PCB layouts, BOMs, and firmware sources will be publicly available.
The objective of OmniProbe is not only to provide a useful engineering tool, but also to serve as a learning resource for hardware and embedded system developers.
Contributions, design reviews, bug reports, feature requests, and pull requests are welcome.
MIT License
OmniProbe is currently under active development. Hardware and firmware specifications may change before the first stable release.
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