When you're working on robotics or AI, there's a critical fork in the road: are you shipping individual products, or are you building the foundational layer that lets all those products talk to each other?
That second path is harder. It's unglamorous. But it's also where the real leverage lives.
OM1 is taking that bet. An open-source, hardware-agnostic robot operating system—the kind of infrastructure play that doesn't grab headlines but quietly reshapes entire ecosystems. Instead of locking everything into proprietary stacks, you get a common protocol that any hardware can plug into. That's the difference between fragmented point solutions and genuine interoperability.
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BearMarketMonk
· 2h ago
This is true strategic thinking; it's about the ecosystem rather than small tricks with individual products.
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tx_pending_forever
· 01-12 15:07
Infrastructure is the true moat, but no one is willing to wait that long...
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PumpingCroissant
· 01-12 15:04
Infrastructure is the ultimate winner, but most people can't see it.
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MEVvictim
· 01-12 15:04
Infrastructure work is really thankless, but this is the way players play.
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LightningHarvester
· 01-12 14:48
Infrastructure is a slow process; only after building the entire ecosystem can it take off.
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 01-12 14:46
ngl, this is the kind of approach that isn't obvious but really makes money. The open-source system is a bold move; just wait until the entire ecosystem depends on you.
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ChainDoctor
· 01-12 14:42
Infrastructure is always underestimated; the true game changers are paving the way behind the scenes.
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WhaleInTraining
· 01-12 14:40
This is true ambition. Instead of flashy single products, build the underlying protocol directly... The move with OM1 is now clear.
When you're working on robotics or AI, there's a critical fork in the road: are you shipping individual products, or are you building the foundational layer that lets all those products talk to each other?
That second path is harder. It's unglamorous. But it's also where the real leverage lives.
OM1 is taking that bet. An open-source, hardware-agnostic robot operating system—the kind of infrastructure play that doesn't grab headlines but quietly reshapes entire ecosystems. Instead of locking everything into proprietary stacks, you get a common protocol that any hardware can plug into. That's the difference between fragmented point solutions and genuine interoperability.