We think that OOSMOS is well-suited to help students learn how to program small devices in a well-organized object-oriented manner. Whether it's an Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP8266 or some other popular inexpensive device, tell us how we can best help you teach OOSMOS in the classroom.

If you have any comments about OOSMOS or the website; bugs to report or features to request, please post an issue at the OOSMOS issues page.

OOSMOS is perfect for the IOT space. It's portable with a very small footprint and has a platform-agnostic pin class to make addressing digital I/O pins easier and more intuitive (see the blink example).
We'd be excited to talk with any company interested in advancing their IOT initiatives using OOSMOS.