Raven Prism Full-Color AR Glasses Now Open for Pre-Order: Runs Linux Standalone, Supports Eye-Tracking Interaction

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On October 29 local time, U.S. tech company Raven Resonance announced that pre-orders have officially opened for its Raven Prism AR glasses. Consumers can place a pre-order by paying a fully refundable $49 deposit, and the first batch of products is expected to begin shipping in January 2027. The product was previously unveiled and demonstrated live for the first time during AWE 2026.

Raven Prism is positioned as a standalone ambient computing device. It runs on the Linux-based RavenOS operating system and can operate independently without connecting to a smartphone. The product targets developers, creative professionals, and enterprise users, aiming to integrate computing power into the everyday form factor of glasses, obtain information through eye movement and voice interaction, and reduce reliance on phone and computer screens.

In terms of display, Raven Prism features a full-color LCoS waveguide display solution. The company says its virtual image looks equivalent to viewing a 16-inch screen at arm's length. The device can display applications and real-time information within the user's field of view while preserving awareness of the surrounding real-world environment.

Raven Prism is equipped with a quad-core 64-bit ARM processor and supports native Linux application operation, SSH access, and developer customization. The device has a built-in app store, initially offering more than 25 apps, while also opening up relatively low-level system access to facilitate feature expansion by developers and enterprises according to their needs. In addition, the glasses support Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and wireless peripheral connections.

In terms of interaction, Raven Prism adopts an operation method centered on eye-movement control. Users can navigate applications and interact with information through gaze and voice. Raven Resonance says eye-control data is processed locally on the device to reduce the transmission of related information externally.

Notably, Raven Prism uses a modular hot-swappable battery design called Raven Wings. This solution connects to the frame's expansion port through a magnetic interface, allowing users to replace the battery while the device is running without restarting the system or closing applications. The company says the architecture is designed to support long periods of continuous use and can be expanded in the future with hardware features such as AI accelerators, cellular communication modules, and GPS receivers.

It is understood that Raven Prism is equipped with a physical camera cover that prevents image capture when the cover is not removed. The glasses also integrate the Beakon visual indicator system, which uses a glowing indicator on the frame to signal the camera's operating status to the wearer and people nearby. The company says the device runs core AI functions locally as much as possible and will not transmit user data externally without the user's explicit consent.

Raven Resonance co-founder and CEO Thomas Suarez said that traditional computers have long existed on desktops, in pockets, or in backpacks, while Raven Prism aims to bring an open Linux computing platform directly into the user's field of view, providing always-available computing power through eye movement and voice while reducing interference with real-world activities.

Currently, Raven Prism is available for pre-order through the official website, with a $49 deposit that is fully refundable. The product is designed and developed by Raven Resonance in California, USA, and manufactured in the United States. The first batch of orders is expected to begin delivery in January 2027.

Source: prnewswire

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