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The age of ambient computing is here.
Obsession is a founder trait which is extraordinarily hard to fake.
Tom has been working on AR since he was kid.
The @raven_computer office has a mini-museum in it with all the AR devices Tom has tinkered with over the years.
Raven Resonance CEO @tomthecarrot explains the 3 beachhead use cases that will allow AR devices to actually scale:
"The first is micro interactions. This is something where you're in and out of the display within 5 to 10 seconds. Examples are next navigation direction, phone notifications, changing music, or cooking instructions."
"Second is reference material. This is where you can AirPlay your phone screen or pin up relevant information. If you're working on something with your hands, you want something that is hands-free that's going to give you that information. Ideally you can ask an LLM or an AI to help you with that task."
"Third is spatial experiences, which is what we've seen from Specs. There's a lot of spatial work that we want to do in the future as well. But I think right now, you want to build toward what is the iPod of AR before you build the iPhone."
Raven Resonance retweeted
We’re sharing an early preview of Raven Prism, our stylish ambient computer in glasses form, ahead of its launch later this year. Raven Prism is Linux-based with a ARM64 architecture and devs have already built apps for it.
If you’re at AWE, come by our booth for a demo!
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Take a tour of our SF lab with Founding Mechanical Engineer @ivan_thefrench
When I joined Raven last summer, in one of my first conversations with @tomthecarrot and the team, the question of shop setup came up. What do we need to get started?
My honest answer: Get a @formlabs Form 4 ordered and we’ll go from there.
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Productivity redefined: schematics and instruction manuals become on-demand, see-through overlays. Raven Glass ensures accuracy, saves time, and keeps your hands free for the task. Pictured here is one of our industrial design prototypes based on component specs, offering a sneak peek of what's coming up. Join the EarlyBird community at raven.computer to be part of the journey!
Navigation and performance tracking become enhancements instead of distractions. Raven Glass introduces hands-free, head-up AI agency to the applications you use every day. Pictured here is one of our industrial design prototypes based on component specs, offering a sneak peek into our journey. More to come. raven.computer
Had a great time at @theresidency . Thanks to @nick_linck for hosting a compelling fireside chat with Raven founder and CEO Tom Suarez @tomthecarrot , with great questions from a passionate audience.
January was a great month. @RavenGlasses
Many exciting developments are happening in the AR industry, especially on the component and process level - the exhibitions at SPIE Photonics West made that clear.
Our team was at the conference checking out the latest in applied photonics research, near-eye holographic displays, waveguides, miniature eye tracking systems, optical metrology equipment, and more. We also shared demos of our prototypes at our lab, nearby the conference in SF.
Looking forward to continued partnerships with experts in the industry to help bring augmented reality technology to the masses.
Reserve your spot now to join Raven founder & CEO Tom Suarez for this fireside on Feb 12 in SF!
Doing a fireside chat about augmented reality at @theresidency in SF on Feb 12, including a prototype demo 👀
Limited availability, come join us!
Thanks @nick_linck for the invitation :)
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Raven Resonance retweeted
The smart glasses era is indeed here.
We're in an exciting time similar to the early-mid 2000s, when cell phone manufacturers were experimenting to find the right combination of industrial design, UI, applications, and hardware features for mass adoption.
Someone is going to uncover the perfect combination for mass adoption of smart glasses, and it's coming sooner than you think. We're excited to share more on our implementation of AR glasses in the coming months.
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Excited to announce Raven Resonance, our research lab building lightweight AR glasses plus a new OS.












