Plug it in. Watch what happens.
A faithful emulation of what each device in your fleet does the moment you connect it over USB-C — on every OS. The boards use different chips, so they behave differently: some show a read-only drive, some are a serial console, and the Vision board has two USB-C ports that do very different jobs. Pick a board and press play.
Everything below is a Canary that has already been flashed — its behavior is our firmware's. A bare board you just bought is a different story: it arrives running a stranger's software, and there's one move to make before the cable goes in. That's unflashed boards.
On Windows
This is an emulation for illustration; exact drive labels and dialogs vary by OS version.
The real page it opens is securacv.com/canary. Firmware & the USB
onboarding design are open source on GitHub.
Every fact here is pinned to the firmware in
onboarding-spec.json and checked in CI, so this demo
can't drift from how the device actually works.