Open, connected and compliant. How Oniro builds seamless global smart ecosystems
summary
Open Harmony is an open‑source smart‑device OS (hosted by Open Atom Foundation, ~8,000 contributors, ~120M LOC) and Ono is presented as a Europe‑focused, Open Harmony–compatible distribution with an Ono specification as a superset and a modular, multi‑kernel architecture that aims to cut fragmentation. Tooling includes an IP toolchain for license compliance, React Native integration, Eclipse Kanto for edge IoT and an Ono ID VS Code extension on OpenBSX market. Claim: build once run everywhere, shorten time‑to‑market and ease CRA compliance (CRA enforcement starts Dec 2027); the project is ongoing and invitation‑based.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:29European dream team vision
- 2:52Device fragmentation challenge
- 5:21Regulatory compliance with CRA
- 7:50Open Harmony and Oniro architecture
- 10:46CRA as competitive advantage
- 11:27Opportunity to participate
- 12:51How to get started
- 13:35Key takeaways and closing
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