Ordinary Lab

The complete ear for physical AI.

One vision, towards three divisions: a modular microphone array, an industrial diagnostic camera, and networked ears built into robots.

CES 2027 : SonoCop, see full description >

Microphone Arrays

An ear that finds where a sound came from — modular, from a pocket robot to a research array.

Side view of the momo8 modular microphone array, sized to fit anything from a pocket robot to a research rig.

2 / 4 / 8 channels

  • momo2 — compact 2-channel array for direction-finding
  • momo4 — mid-size array for embedded robotics
  • momo8 — full array, the predecessor of SonoCop
  • Studio mic — 1-channel, high-end, standalone

Acoustic Camera

Point it at a machine, and it learns what normal sounds like — then tells you the moment it doesn't.

Face of the momo192 acoustic camera, a 192-channel array that listens to an entire machine at once.

16 / 192+ channels

  • 16-channel portable unit for field inspection
  • 192-channel unit for large-scale inspection and multi-band visualization
  • Identifies the type of sound behind each anomaly
  • Multiple units sync together for wider coverage
  • On-device anomaly detection from a learned baseline

Robotic Hearing

Ears built to the shape of the robot they ship in — the sensory layer for the physical AI era.

Local acoustic inference

  • Custom form factor per physical AI platform
  • Networked — hearing shared across connected units
  • The sensory layer for the physical AI era

All names are development codenames and are not yet finalized.