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In two lines
Omni-Core is a multi-sensor detector for paranormal investigation that does the opposite of gadgets: it measures real physical phenomena and rules out natural causes before ever saying “anomaly”.
In one paragraph
Built by a Québec developer on evenings and weekends, Omni-Core cross-checks five sensors in real time — magnetic, thermal, air movement, radio spectrum, electronic presence — around a Correlator that learns each room’s signature and only keeps the deviations nothing can explain. The device says “anomaly not explained by the sensors”, never “presence confirmed”: interpretation stays with the human. The project is documented live on this site, failures included, with a roadmap whose exit criteria can be checked publicly.
What it is not
Not a “ghost detector”: the device claims to detect no entity. Not a product for sale. Not related to ABB or its “OmniCore” product — the homonymy is coincidental.
Project status
Specification v2 settled in August 2026, amended since (revision 2.8, September 16, 2026); no photo of the real device before phase 2 (assembly). The visuals below are diagrams and screenshots of the interface mockup.
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Key facts
- 5 physical sensors cross-checked in real time (magnetic, thermal, air, RF, sentinel)
- NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Super on-board brain, 15 W mode by default
- 9/10 phase 1 exit criterion: four bench scenarios classified correctly
- 3.5–5 h of estimated runtime per battery on the development bench, to be measured in phase 3
- “anomaly not explained by the sensors” — never “presence confirmed”
- Québec personal project, built on evenings and weekends
Downloads
- Logo (SVG) · 1 KB
- Share visual (PNG 1200×630) · 100 KB
- Enclosure diagram (SVG) · 12 KB
- Demo screenshot — mission profile (PNG) · 63 KB
- Demo screenshot — Hunter mode (PNG) · 93 KB
Kit visuals: CC BY 4.0 (credit “Omni-Core”). Exception to the “photos © all rights reserved” rule elsewhere on the site.