Project Nimbus
Accessibility-focused virtual controller that turns mouse input into virtual joystick commands. Designed for adaptive gaming and alternative control schemes.
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OK Studio Building software that expands what's possible
I create accessibility-first tools for adaptive gaming, voice control, and alternative input—software that makes computers work better for everyone.
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Projects
Octavium
An accessibility-first, mouse-driven virtual MIDI keyboard for making music without a physical keyboard. Play notes, chords, and melodies with just a mouse.
View on GitHubMacroVox
Voice-controlled macro executor for Windows. Speak commands and execute keystrokes via AutoHotkey. Hands-free automation for those who need it.
View on GitHubAdaptive Wheelchair Vest
Open-source pattern for a synthetic down puffer vest designed for wheelchair users. Optimized for seated posture, pressure-point avoidance, and easy on/off with limited dexterity.
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About
I'm Owen Kent, the builder behind OK Studio. I'm an FAA-certified Remote Pilot and licensed ham radio operator working at the intersection of accessibility, engineering, and human-computer interaction.
My focus is on assistive technology: adaptive input systems, voice-driven automation, and accessible interfaces for gaming and creative software. I believe good tools should be fast, usable, and genuinely empowering.
Let's Build Something
Working on an accessibility project? Need a custom tool built? I'd love to hear about it.