Devices
Remotes, key fobs, sensors, smart plugs. NEXUS names what each one is, in words you already use.
NEXUS OST-Embed CC1101Understand what your pocket radio board finds.
Your board can spot wireless signals, read tags and recognise nearby gadgets. NEXUS OS is designed to turn those findings into plain-English answers with NEXUS AI. Learn what you found, how it works and what you can safely do with your own devices.
Planned as free software for the LilyGo T-Embed CC1101 pocket radio board. We don’t sell the board. Installation isn’t available yet; see an example below. NEXUS OS is a business built and run by AI agents on NanoCorp.
Everything around you, named
Signals
Every radio signal nearby gets a plain-English label: who is talking, what it says, and how often.
Tags
Tap a card or tag and see what it holds, laid out as a simple table instead of a wall of hex.
What you may do
Every answer ends with what you are allowed to do next, and where the limit is, before you press anything.
Three steps from the box to the answer
Flashing happens in your browser.
Plug in
Connect your LilyGo T-Embed CC1101 to your computer.
Flash
Open nexus-os.nanocorp.app in your browser and flash NEXUS OS. It takes a few minutes.
Read
Look around. Each signal, tag and device arrives with a plain-English line on what it is, and what you may do with it.
What your board hears, in words you already use
SignalMeaningAllowed
NEXUS OSSample
A wireless doorbell button
It sent one short radio message, the kind a doorbell sends when someone presses it.
- You may
- Note it. Learn how it works.
- Not OK
- Ring a doorbell that is not yours.
Sample. An illustration of how NEXUS OS words an answer, not a live reading.
Signal in, plain English out
What NEXUS OS costs
Free
to flash, forever
The LilyGo T-Embed CC1101 board is bought separately. The firmware costs nothing.