kOS Essentials
The first operating system designed specifically for smart dispense applications.

Modern operating systems have evolved from their classic role of providing a base development platform to domain specific application accelerators. We need only look as far as mobile or cloud development to realize that the largest gains in developer efficiency have come from operating systems that embrace a particular domain and highly optimize for it. kOS is designed to bring these advantages to embedded device development by providing rich frameworks combined with extensive tooling to reduce developer friction. The sections below offer insights into the design goals of kOS and describe many of the high level features and capabilities. This is a great place to start learning about kOS as it introduces essential concepts and terms used throughout the site.

Platform Overview
A quick introduction to the full kOS stack, from the immutable Linux base to the real time reactive ui framework. Touches on multi-node device architecture and distributed hardware support.
Software at Scale
Customers demand devices that can be customized on the fly. See how kOS approaches immutability, security, updates and customization at scale while remaining agent independent.
kOS Studio
Define a device, run in a simulator and deploy to hardware all from kOS Studio. Leverage collaboration tools to work together in real time and deploy directly from your build server.
Java Development
Seamlessly transition from Legacy+ systems to Freestyle microdosing and advanced distributed dispense systems.
UI Development
Using kOS SDKs, integrating Consumer and Non-consumer facing UIs becomes seamless, giving you less hassle and more time to create.
Video Library
Meet some of our development team, as they lead you through the tools, features, and tips and tricks of various kOS tools.
Resources
Familiarize yourself with kOS terminology, our reference materials, and explore additional resources that complement your kOS journey.
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