Available now
Raven SDK
Build custom apps from scratch for ARM64, or move faster with Raven Framework — our Python framework with beautifully designed components for eye control.
The most powerful Linux-based glasses you'll actually want to wear.
Raven OS
Raven Prism runs Linux-based Raven OS on a 64-bit ARM processor. SSH in, bring your tools, and build your own stack — if it runs on ARM64, it runs here.
Available now
Build custom apps from scratch for ARM64, or move faster with Raven Framework — our Python framework with beautifully designed components for eye control.
Coming soon
Raven Wings™ route USB, so you can build your own custom modules — a cellular modem, GPS, a larger battery, or whatever else you can dream up.
At MIT Reality Hack 2026, developers were one-shotting full apps. They shipped 30+ fully functional applications in under an hour, using their own coding agents.
Raven Framework
Buttons, scroll views, cards, media, and more — each designed with precision for how your eyes move, so your apps feel natural from the first glance.
Describe the app you want and let your coding agent build it with Raven Framework.
See exactly how your app looks and feels on Raven Prism before you deploy.
A UI kit of buttons, scroll views, cards and media — eye control friendly out of the box.
A simple Python development platform. If you know Python, you already know how to build for Raven.
Camera, microphones, IMU, eye control, speakers and more — all from a few lines of Python.
Designed to grow with Raven OS, from glanceable panels to spatial computing.
Bring your own stack
Build with any language, any toolkit, any runtime. If it runs on ARM64, it runs here.
Raven Prism 1
A full Linux computer, a full-color diffractive waveguide display with an LCoS light engine, and a complete sensor suite — in glasses you'll actually wear.
Linux
Full chroot access
ARM64
64-bit architecture
4cores
Quad-core processor
30°
Diagonal field of view
Deep hardware access — camera, audio, motion, eye control, and more.
Display
A full-color diffractive waveguide with an LCoS light engine on the right eye, offset into your periphery — information when you glance at it, the world still in focus. Prescription lens support built-in.
Processor
If it runs on ARM64, it runs here.
Memory
Plus 32GB+ storage. Room for real apps on top.
Primary input
Dedicated eye control sensors, with eye control models from Pupil Labs and Raven Resonance.
Operating system
A custom Linux distro optimized for wearable computing.
Graphics
A Wayland compositor, with OpenGL ES for smooth 2D and 3D graphics.
Brightness
A bright display that stays readable outdoors.
Camera
An 84° horizontal field of view to capture the world as you see it.
Audio
Four beamforming microphones for input and two downward-facing stereo speakers for output.
Connectivity
Dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 and 5 GHz) and Bluetooth 5 with Low Energy (BLE). Keyboards, mice, controllers and sensors just work.
Sensors
IMU for motion, plus ambient light and proximity sensors.
Power
Hot-swappable batteries for all-day performance. Ships with a spare pair, wear one while the other charges.
On-device models
A dedicated chip for running models right on Raven Prism, including for eye control. Private, fast, and no network required.
Availability
Now
Developer preview
Raven Prism owners have access to every peripheral — camera, audio, sensors, eye control — even writing pixels to the framebuffer. Join our Discord and our hackathons to build alongside us.
Coming soon
Raven App Store
Publish your apps on the Raven App Store, with a thorough and secure entitlements system that keeps users in control of what every app can access.
Build the experience you've always wanted.
For the love of making.
