Architecture

A common control and integration layer adaptable to machine, mission and connected hardware.

Architecture at OMI

Nexus demonstrates one of OMI’s strongest propositions: different hardware and software disciplines can be coordinated through a common architecture while the physical application changes.

EnergyMotionControlSoftwareSensingThird-party hardware
Architecture

START WITH THE OEM REQUIREMENT

Define the operating environment, performance target, interfaces, duty cycle, packaging and production constraints.

BUILD THE RIGHT ARCHITECTURE

Select the OMI disciplines, existing technologies and third-party elements that best fit the requirement.

PROTOTYPE + VALIDATE

Make the system tangible, test interfaces and performance, and refine the design against the application.

DESIGN FOR PRODUCTION

Carry the solution through DFM/DFA, quality planning, PPAP where required, sourcing and scalable manufacturing.

Customer conversation: Tell us the operating problem or capability gap. OMI will determine the appropriate combination of in-house and third-party technologies required to engineer the integrated solution.
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