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Omi Consumer Open Source Hardware

The Omi Consumer is fully open source. All design files needed to study, modify, manufacture, and sell the hardware are available under the MIT license.

Quick Specs

ComponentSpecification
ProcessornRF5340 dual-core Bluetooth LE SoC
Wi-FinRF7002 Wi-Fi 6 chip
Audio2x TDK T5838 top-port PDM microphones
Storage8GB NAND Flash (CSNP4GCR01)
IMULSM6DS3TR-C 6-axis
Battery3.7V 150mAh LiPo
ChargingBQ25101 charger IC, magnetic pogo pins
Form Factor25.5mm diameter wearable pendant

Repository Structure

DirectoryContents
electrical/PCB design files
electrical/mainboard/nRF5340 + nRF7002 main board
electrical/charger-board/Magnetic charger dock
electrical/fpc-board/Flexible printed circuit
bom/Bill of Materials (CSV + XLSX)
mechanical/Enclosure & parts (STEP files)
mechanical/assemblies/Full device + charger assembly
mechanical/parts/Individual parts by process
mechanical/drawings/2D technical drawings
assembly/Assembly photos & instructions
packaging/Retail packaging CAD & photos

How to Use These Files

1

Order PCBs

Upload the Gerber ZIP files from electrical/*/gerbers/ to your PCB manufacturer (JLCPCB, PCBWay, etc.)
2

Source Components

Use the BOM CSV with manufacturer part numbers (MPN column) to order from Mouser, DigiKey, or LCSC
3

Manufacture Enclosure

Use STEP files from mechanical/parts/ — each subfolder indicates the manufacturing process (CNC, injection molding, SLA, silicone)
4

Assemble

Reference the assembly photos and exploded views in assembly/
5

Flash Firmware

Follow the firmware compilation guide to build and flash