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Prism puts an eye-controlled Linux computer on your face

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Briefings

A standalone Linux computer named Prism 1 runs Raven OS on smart glasses, eliminating the need for smartphone tethering. The device features a built-in camera and runs on a custom Linux platform designed for independent operation. This represents a significant shift toward portable, self-contained computing hardware. The technology is currently in development and not yet commercially available.

Key points

• The Prism 1 device runs Raven OS, a custom Linux platform designed to operate independently without tethering to a smartphone.
• The device features a built-in camera and runs on a custom Linux platform designed for independent operation.

Context

Raven Resonance claims the device is an 'Ambient Computer' running Raven OS on smart glasses. This technology aims to eliminate smartphone dependency for computing tasks.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to Raven Resonance's claims about the device's existence and features. No physical specifications, performance metrics, or user reviews are provided. The technology is described as in development and not yet commercially available.

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