Boot Secure. Stay Secure, by default

An operating system
for Every'thing'
that never sleeps.

Mahil OS is a secure, premium-grade operating system built for desktops, servers, embedded systems, IoT, automotive, and edge computing—delivering one unified platform for every device, remote fleet management, and secure unattended operation on Raspberry Pi, X86 and ARM hardware.

Secure Boot by Default
Deterministic Boot Sequencing
Signed OTA with Auto-Rollback
mahilos://architecture
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Linux Kernel
6.x LTS · ARM64 · EXT4
Raspberry Pi · ARM SBC
Quad-Core · GPIO Active
Mahil OS
Kiosk · Signage · Fleet Ready
Deployed On
HMI · Kiosk · Signage · Vending
Signed OTA rollout Staged with auto-rollback
<8s
Cold boot to app
Redefined and optimized for
Raspberry Pi 4
Raspberry Pi 5
Compute Module 4
Rockchip RK3588
ARM Cortex-A76
PoE HAT
NVMe HAT
DIN-Rail Enclosures
Raspberry Pi 4
Raspberry Pi 5
Compute Module 4
Rockchip RK3588
ARM Cortex-A76
PoE HAT
NVMe HAT
DIN-Rail Enclosures

OS for EveryThing,
for all unattended screen

If it's ARM or x86 hardware running unattended in the high field, Mahil OS is built to run it.

Industrial Control Systems

HMI panels on the plant floor that stay in sync with the line, shift after shift.

Smart Vending Machines

Payment and product screens that reboot clean after every power cycle.

Digital Signage

Content rotates on schedule across every site, pushed from one dashboard.

Automotive HMI Display

It delivers real-time information, multimedia controls, navigation, vehicle diagnostics, ADAS alerts, and connectivity features.

Kiosk Systems

Self-service touch kiosks that recover from a hang without a technician.

POS Terminals

Checkout screens engineered for continuous uptime during trading hours.

Smart Retail Displays

Pricing and promo boards that update instantly, storefront to storefront.

Interactive Touch Panels

Responsive to touch, resilient to being left running for years.

Factory Monitoring Displays

Live line-status panels that report their own health back to the fleet.

Transportation Information Systems

Platform and terminal boards that must never freeze mid-departure.

Medical Information Displays

Ward and waiting-room screens reporting offline status the moment it happens.

Educational Smart Boards

Classroom displays managed centrally by a single IT administrator.

Embedded ARM Devices

Custom carrier boards running Mahil OS as the base layer, not an afterthought.

Edge Computing Devices

Local processing at the device, with the fleet dashboard as the single source of truth.

Deploy once,
manage forever

Every capability is built for hardware that runs unattended, in the field, for years — not for a session that runs for a few hours.

01 — Remote Fleet Management

Every device, one control plane

See every unit's health, location, and version from a single dashboard. Push configuration changes to one device or ten thousand, and know instantly which ones didn't get the memo.

Live fleet dashboard across all sites
Multi-site grouping and bulk configuration
Per-device health, location, and version history
Fleet Health
Nominal
Rollout Status
Stable
Recent Fleet Activity
lobby-cluster-04 · config pushedDone
dock-a4 · check-in overdueWatching
retail-west · rollout stagedQueued
02 — Secure Signed OTA Updates

Updates that can't
go wrong quietly

Every update is cryptographically signed and staged before rollout, with automatic rollback if a device fails to check in healthy. No bricked screens in the field.

A/B partition updates with automatic rollback
Staged, percentage-based fleet rollout
Cryptographically signed OTA packages
Rollout: v2.4.1
Stage 1 · Canary (2%)Healthy
Stage 2 · Regional (25%)Healthy
Stage 3 · Full fleetRolling out
Auto-rollback watchArmed
Rollback Support
Automatic
Signed Packages
100%
03 — Fast, Deterministic Boot

On screen before
the coffee's poured

Mahil OS boots to application in under 8 seconds on supported hardware — because a kiosk that's still loading is a kiosk that's losing business.

Deterministic startup sequencing
Watchdog auto-recovery on hang or crash
Low idle power draw for always-on hardware
Boot Sequence
✓ Bootloader — 1.2s
✓ Kernel — 3.1s
✓ Application — 7.8s
Idle Draw
2.1W

Engineered to be
forgotten about

Low idle power draw, deterministic boot sequencing, and a minimal always-on footprint mean Mahil OS is built to run for years, not sessions that run for hours.

0s
Cold Boot to App
On supported hardware
0W
Idle Power Draw
Typical, board-dependent
ARM64 · x86
Architecture Support
Raspberry Pi, ARM SBCs, x86 boards
Watchdog
Auto-Recovery
On hang, crash, or failed boot

Runs on the boards
you already spec

Purpose-built for ARM/Raspberry Pi industrial hardware — not a retrofit of a desktop distro.

BoardArchitectureRAMStatus
Raspberry Pi 4 (2/4/8GB)ARMv8 aarch642–8GBVerified
Raspberry Pi 5ARMv8 aarch644–8GBVerified
Compute Module 4ARMv8 aarch641–8GBVerified
Rockchip RK3588 SBCsARMv8 aarch644–32GBBeta
Additional ARM SBCsARMv8 aarch64VariesIn Development

Deployed where
downtime isn't an option

Hospitals, factory floors, and reception desks that can't afford a screen going dark.

Healthcare Facilities

"Ward displays run unattended for months. When one goes offline, we know within seconds — not when a nurse happens to notice."

IT
IT Director
Regional Hospital Network
Industrial Automation

"Every monitoring panel on the floor updates from one dashboard now. We used to walk the line to check firmware versions."

PM
Plant Manager
Manufacturing Facility
Smart Offices

"Reception kiosks that just work is a low bar until you've managed a fleet that didn't."

FL
Facilities Lead
Corporate Campus
Retail & Signage

"Promotional content rotates across every store from a single push. No site visits to update a screen."

OM
Operations Manager
Retail Chain
Education

"Campus information boards stay current without a technician on every building."

IT
IT Administrator
University Campus

The spec sheet for
your engineering team

Figures below are representative and should be confirmed against current engineering and QA benchmarks before publishing.

ArchitectureARMv8 (64-bit), aarch64
KernelLinux 6.x LTS, hardened + real-time patch option
Supported HardwareRaspberry Pi 4/5, Compute Module 4, select RK3588 SBCs
StorageeMMC / microSD / NVMe, 8GB min, 32GB+ recommended
RAM2GB min, 4GB+ recommended for multi-display
Display SupportHDMI 2.0 (dual on select boards), DSI touch, up to 4K@30
NetworkingGigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi 5, optional Wi-Fi 6
BluetoothBluetooth 5.0 LE
GPIOFull 40-pin passthrough with SDK access
Power5V/3A USB-C · idle ~2.1W · active ~4.8W
SecuritySecure Boot, AES-256 storage encryption, signed OTA
Boot Time<8s to application, cold boot

Licensed for
OEM integration

Enterprise OS deployment is licensed per-device or via OEM agreement — built to pass procurement review the first time.

Community
Free

For evaluation, development, and non-commercial deployments.

Full OS image and SDK access
Community support forum
Manual updates
Download Docs
OEM
Contact Sales

For manufacturers integrating Mahil OS into shipped hardware at scale.

Custom image builds and branding
Long-term support agreements
Dedicated integration engineering
Talk to Engineering

Questions,
answered

Can't find what you're looking for? Reach our engineering team at info@mahilos.com — we reply within one business day.

Mahil OS supports Raspberry Pi 4, Raspberry Pi 5, and Compute Module 4 out of the box, with additional ARM SBC support in active development.
Devices automatically roll back to the last known-good image and report the failure to the fleet dashboard — no manual recovery trip required.
Yes. Mahil OS is designed offline-first; connectivity enables fleet management and updates but is never required for core operation.
Yes, via the Mahil SDK, with container support for custom workloads alongside the core display application.
Community use is free for evaluation and non-commercial deployment. Production fleets are licensed per-device under Commercial or OEM agreements — contact our sales team for a quote.
Secure Boot verifies the signature of the bootloader and kernel at every startup, preventing tampered or unauthorized firmware from running on the device — critical for hardware left unattended in public spaces.
✦ Built for EveryThing

Ready to put an Mahil OS
behind your hardware?

Request a developer kit or talk to our engineering team about your deployment.