Raven Prism launches: a full Linux computer in glasses, controlled by eyes and voice
Scobleizer · x · 2026-11-05
The Raven team launched Raven Prism, an ambient computer in glasses form unveiled at a San Francisco event. It runs full Linux and is controlled entirely via built-in eye-tracking sensors in the nosebridge plus voice, designed for hands-busy scenarios like coding, cooking, or playing instruments, with prescription lens support. Per the launch slide, specs include a 30-degree FOV display, 13MP camera, noise-cancelling mic/speaker, smartphone-grade SoC, WiFi/BT, and hot-swappable batteries.
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