[OneKey Launches Hardware Wallet Inspection Tool 'OneStone Inspector,' Based on Visual Model to Identify Abnormal Components] TechFlow News, October 15 — OneKey founder Yishi announced the launch of a hardware wallet inspection tool called 'OneStone Inspector,' designed to help users identify potential abnormal implants on hardware device motherboards. The tool applies uniform evaluation criteria for Ledger, OneKey, and Trezor, without any special privileges. After users upload photos of disassembled motherboards, the system locally removes metadata such as geolocation and analyzes motherboard model compatibility, main chip text, and the presence of abnormal chips, modules, antennas, or jumper wires using Anthropic's Claude visual model. The final evaluation results are generated based on predefined rules rather than direct conclusions from the model. Yishi emphasized that the inspection results are for reference only and cannot serve as definitive proof of security. The tool cannot inspect firmware, software, internal chip structures, components beneath shielding or screens, nor can it identify counterfeit chips with identical appearances. Users are still advised to rely on official verification and manufacturer support.