Built around who is using it.
The same hardware, software and intelligence, arranged for the person on the other side of the screen.
Personal
One person, one machine.
Personal computing in the original sense: a device that is quiet when it should be, ready when it is needed, and not quietly working for someone else.
Education
A classroom, not a fleet.
OEdu is the thing a school actually signs in to — coursework, grades and a teacher console built for teaching rather than for asset management, with one record students, teachers and families all read the same way.
Developers
Build on Oplo.
One set of tools across the hardware, the software and the models, so the platform is learned once rather than once per device.
Business and government
Not yet, and we will say so.
Oplo is early, and an enterprise programme we have not built would be a page of promises. If your organisation wants to be part of what we build next, the fastest route is a conversation.