From drawing to object
The schematic shows what connects. The board shows where it goes. Two views of the same circuit.
Schematic
Ohmni board studio
What should your board do?
Describe the result you want. Ohmni will turn it into a plan you can review before anything is generated.
Currently supports USB-powered temperature/humidity sensors, buttons and indicator lights, and memory boards. Battery charging, Bluetooth tracking and smell sensors are not supported yet.
Include what it senses, controls, powers, or connects to.
You will review and edit the plan before Ohmni builds or checks anything.
Or start with a proven setup
Open an editable plan in one click.
Checking whether custom planning is available. Quick starts are ready now.
Explore a saved example
A previously generated circuit, separate from your project. Its recorded checks are not a verdict on your current design.
Explore this circuitSaved design
A previously generated board. Drag to rotate, or select a system below.
Every part has a purpose.
Select a part on the board or choose a system above to discover its job.
Experimental 3D art
This reference-inspired model contains unidentified shapes. It is an illustration, not a connected circuit or a source of component facts.
From curiosity to circuit.
Choose what to make
Pick your parts and save a revision of your own design.
See how it works
Generate the board, explore its connections, and read the actual checks.
Make it your next build
Inspect available files and their release limits before assembly, programming and testing.
Your plan
Review your choices. Change anything before generating.
Design activity
Your board, taking shape.
Follow your design from connections to copper. Progress comes from the actual build.
An illustration of the process. Your actual board appears when the build finishes.
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Your design, explained
Your generated circuit board
The board view needs a canvas this browser did not provide. Explore the same parts in the system list.
Follow a connection.
Pick a flow to light up the parts and copper that carry it.
There's a reason for every part.
Start with the problem Ohmni caught, then explore how the drawing becomes a physical board.
Confidence, with the evidence.
Open a check to see the rules, the result, and the limits of what it establishes.
Build & export
From your screen
to your workbench.
Take the design files with you. Review the parts and assembly needs, then follow the checks for your first physical board.
A design is the start of a working device.
You'll still need to have the board made, assemble it, and add firmware. This prototype provides hardware design files and a bring-up guide; it hasn't bench-tested the board.
The parts that make it work.
Know what each component does, and what it will take to assemble.