The moveOS comprises of a lightweight Kernel with supporting libraries that greatly help in developing and deploying movable / immovable smart-objects covering diverse domains. Presently, the target domains include:

      :saxophone:   Electric Vehicles

      :saxophone:   Smart carriers - remotely operated vehicles and flying objects

      :saxophone:   General and special-purpose robots

      :saxophone:   3D printers

      :saxophone:   IoT and IIoT devices

The main features of the OS include:

      :saxophone:   Lightweight deployments

      :saxophone:   Energy efficiency

      :saxophone:   Real-time responsiveness

      :saxophone:   Task and event-based designs

      :saxophone:   Native support for State Machines

      :saxophone:   Graphical and headless deployments

      :saxophone:   Remote interfacing with stand-alone graphical, and cloud-based services

      :saxophone:   Ready-to-use security features and extensible modules

      :saxophone:   Low-code and no-code facilities

      :saxophone:   ROS integration

      :saxophone:   High configurability and agility

From the beginning, the moveOS is intended to be deployed on bare-metal devices, Windows and Linux distributions; though, its behavior can change depending on deployed environments and underlying hardware features.