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What is RADR?

RADR (pronounced like “radar”) is a user-friendly, everyday wireless controller for sex machines and Bluetooth toys. Originally designed to control the Open Source Sex Machine (OSSM), RADR has evolved into a versatile controller supporting a wide range of Bluetooth-enabled devices through the Buttplug.io protocol.
RADR wireless remote controller

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Key Features

Wireless Control

Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) connectivity with automatic device discovery and pairing.

Multi-Device Support

Control OSSM, Lovense toys, and hundreds of other devices via Buttplug.io.

Intuitive Interface

Two rotary encoders, three buttons, and bumpers for eyes-free operation.

Full-Color Display

320x240 TFT LCD shows all settings, battery status, and device information.

4+ Hour Battery

Built-in lithium battery with USB-C charging and intelligent power management.

Open Source

Fully open hardware and software under the CERN OHL-S v2 license.

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Design Philosophy

RADR was created with these principles in mind:
  1. Simplicity — Control your devices without reaching for a phone or computer
  2. Reliability — Direct Bluetooth connection without cloud dependencies
  3. Tactile Feedback — Operate by feel with physical knobs and buttons
  4. Openness — Community-driven development and full source availability

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Getting Started

If you’re new to RADR, start here:

Quick Start

Get your RADR set up and paired in minutes.

Device Support

See which devices work with RADR.

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What’s in the Box

If you purchased a complete RADR from Research And Desire:
  • RADR wireless remote
  • USB-C charging cable
You’ll need to provide:
  • A compatible device (OSSM, Lovense toy, etc.)
  • A USB power source for charging

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Building Your Own

RADR is open-source hardware. You can build your own using:

Hardware Documentation

Technical documentation for building RADR.

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Community

Join the Kinky Makers community to share your builds, get help, and contribute to development:

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Next Steps

Quick Start Guide

Get up and running with RADR.

User Guides

Learn all the controls and features.

Technical Specs

Explore the hardware specifications.

Open Source

Learn about RADR’s open-source licensing.