Wearable Computing

SAN FRANCISCO – October 29, 2026 -- Raven Resonance opened pre-orders for Raven Prism, a standalone Linux computer built into prescription-style eyewear, with a fully refundable $49 deposit and first shipments to early adopters expected in January 2027.

The company is billing the device as the first "Ambient Computer." Pre-orders follow its public debut and demos at Augmented World Expo (AWE) 2026. Raven Prism targets creative professionals, makers, developers and enterprise users.

Raven Prism runs native Linux on a quad-core ARM chip without a smartphone

The device runs RavenOS, the company's Linux-based operating system, on a quad-core 64-bit ARM processor. It supports native Linux applications, SSH access and developer customization, and gives low-level access to the operating system. More than 25 applications ship through its own app store.

Tokyo – October 19, 2026 -- Cellid Inc. has placed its AR glasses reference design, built on proprietary waveguide technology, in the Computer History Museum's new "Extended Reality: Visions of the Future" exhibit, alongside disassembled components of its HJ1 AI Smart Glasses.

Exhibit runs October 1, 2026 to March 28, 2027 in Mountain View

The Computer History Museum (CHM) opened the show on October 1, 2026, in Mountain View, California. It closes on March 28, 2027. The exhibit brings together more than 100 devices and artifacts spanning six decades of innovation in virtual, augmented and mixed reality, smart glasses and AI-powered wearables.

Cellid's items sit alongside contemporary smart glasses and earlier extended reality systems. The curators frame the display around advances in miniaturization, ergonomics, artificial intelligence and wearable technology.