Raven Resonance is developing Raven Prism, a wearable ambient computer designed for technical creatives, developers, and makers. Shaped as a pair of glasses, Prism combines an on-device Linux system with a color display intended to keep useful information in view without distracting from the task at hand. Its 64-bit ARM processor, mobile memory and storage, and support for apps are designed to handle uses ranging from streaming video to local language models. Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and connections for third-party inputs and accessories support an open ecosystem.

Hands-free interaction is central to the experience, with eye control and voice input for moments when users are working, walking, or cooking. Raven emphasizes privacy through hardware and operating-system safeguards, including a manually removed camera cover, visible Beakon lights when the camera is active, and consent controls for sensors and AI data transmission. Hot-swappable Raven Wings batteries are designed to maintain power without interrupting apps. Raven Prism is currently presented as preview hardware, with launch planned for later this year.