Welcome to Avilion.
Avilion is an independent product studio in Malaysia. We design network-audio hardware, embedded software, connected services, and the physical parts that bring them together.
2020 - 2026 Avilion Technologies
Avilion is an independent product studio in Malaysia. We design network-audio hardware, embedded software, connected services, and the physical parts that bring them together.
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Avilion is a focused operation in Malaysia building audio hardware, embedded software, and the services connecting them. We design the product, write the code, and support the result ourselves. A surprisingly efficient arrangement.
Speak with people who know the product, its software, and why it behaves the way it does.
We care about the decisions people usually notice only after somebody gets them wrong.
A feature is not finished because it survived one demonstration. Stable operation matters after launch too.
The same people who build the system help resolve its problems. Fewer hand-offs, more useful answers.
Built in Malaysia by pnced, with contributions from gatewayyy.
Talk to AvilionDoubting us? We understand. But you really don't have to.
We design network audio controllers and passive monitors, write the embedded software and companion tools, and support the finished product directly.
Hardware, software, and support stay with the people who built them. A surprisingly efficient arrangement.
Explore complete audio products, the software behind them, or practical development and fabrication support.
Purpose-built audio equipment designed as complete, serviceable products.
Embedded and connected systems shaped around the product instead of added afterwards.
Focused help turning functional concepts into physical prototypes and small-run parts.
Network Audio Streamers
Need a purpose-built integration?
Discuss custom softwareNetwork audio, with controls you can find without unlocking another screen.
Legacy
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TBACompact passive monitors. No app, no login, no firmware update for the crossover.
The embedded operating system behind Conductor hardware. Playback, physical controls, source management, artwork, lyrics, settings, recovery, and connected services share one deliberately bounded platform.
ConductorOS owns the display, controls, rings, source state, and local media lifecycles. It is software for a physical product, not a dashboard that escaped into an enclosure.
Subsystem supervision, source isolation, offline operation, and bounded network ownership are treated as operating-system responsibilities rather than exciting post-launch surprises.
The first-generation Conductor software lineage. A publishable release record has not been supplied, so the history begins honestly rather than imaginatively.
The ACII 2.x line preceded the documented ConductorOS 3.x migration. Detailed public notes are not present in the current archive.
ESP-IDF migration, PSRAM-backed rendering and media buffers, local Spotify Connect through cspot, task and power controls, account provisioning, HPDTP, CJK rendering, and seek and handoff refinements.
Media-stack consolidation, AirPlay and cspot updates, USB audio foundations, native HPDTP, radio integration, and the mature late-3.x firmware and server platform.
No verified public release notes are present in the supplied document or repository archive. This entry remains explicit about the gap.
The cOS shell introduced source ownership, switching state, shell navigation, settings, account surfaces, lock-screen behavior, wallpaper management, and a broader application model.
AI and voice sessions, secure device transport, permission-gated tools, diagnostics, signed OTA validation, and server-assisted speech and model orchestration.
Offline operation, source recovery, media-service resilience, lower-latency HPDTP delivery, corrected microphone capture, production STT and TTS paths, and cryptographic device identity.
No public release package has been supplied yet. The download area will remain empty until there is a real file to put in it. An unusually strict relationship with reality.
The ConductorOS 1 Open Source Development Kit is the planned starting point for assembling and configuring a first-generation Conductor.
The source archive, bill of materials, wiring guide, enclosure files, and build instructions have not been supplied for publication. No pretend download button will be provided in their place.
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Waiting for a model.
Sending a request does not charge you. Payment is requested only after Avilion accepts the job.
Empowering your audio.
Empowering your audio.
In development. A seamless Audio Hub.
A three-inch midrange driver and silk-dome tweeter keep Odyssey focused on near-field listening without pretending physics took the afternoon off.
Odyssey is passive by design. Use the amplifier you trust, replace it when you like, and avoid turning a perfectly good speaker into e-waste because an app stopped receiving updates.

Two physical encoders provide direct source, playback, volume, and interface control. No glass rectangle required.
Spotify Connect, AirPlay, Internet Radio, album art, lyrics, and source handoff live inside cOS rather than arriving as unrelated features with matching logos.