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Oni’s first physical body

Not another gadget. Oni in a body: voice, ears, and the OniPin ecosystem with you. Empresa Tecnológica de Colombia S.A.S. (OnniVers) is building your agent’s hardware.

ESP32-S3
1.85" touch LCD
Wi-Fi + Bluetooth
Prototype

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Circular Oni Hardware prototype with ESP32-S3 display

Why hardware

Today Oni lives on the web and in Cursor, Claude, and ChatGPT. OnniVers wants the same agent in a body of its own: two microphones, a speaker, and one tap to talk — not a generic chatbot, Oni.

Oni’s body

A pocket device, aluminum case, and a round touch display. The team studies ESP32 boards with ~466×466 AMOLED, 32 MB flash, accelerometer, and gyroscope so Oni can see, hear, and stay with you.

Built by OnniVers in Colombia

Empresa Tecnológica de Colombia S.A.S. (OnniVers) — the company behind onnivers.store — is building this hardware. Not an imported gadget with some other AI: a path for Oni, the OniPin agent, to have ears, a voice, and a Colombian physical home.

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How it is assembled and how it speaks

Two references the team uses for Oni’s prototype: the real case assembly and a voice test on a pocket ESP32. The agent that will live there is Oni.

**Assembling the body** Opening the cover, 3.7 V battery, and the lanyard. This is how the body Oni will live in is put together.

**Voice and round display** Touch display, microphones, and voice chat on a pocket ESP32. That is the layer OnniVers is bringing to Oni.

People using Oni Hardware in daily life — Oni on the street, at the gym, and at the desk — the same agent, now in a body.

ESP32-S3 hardware teardown: display, board, battery, and case — **What’s inside** Touch display, two microphones, speaker, buttons, antenna, and a 3.7 V LiPo (~500 mAh, polarized connector). The back cover twists off by hand or screwdriver; the lanyard threads through the case. An OnniVers prototype, not for sale.