Cameras read the room in 3D.
Depth and color from above map every table, wall and object in reach.
AI that helps IRL.
A new kind of hardware that turns the room into a computer. It sees the table, follows the task, and answers in light on the surfaces and objects in front of you.
For ten years the future of computing has been something you wear. We think it belongs in the room, on the surfaces and objects you already use, where everyone at the table can see it.
See. Understand.
Respond in light.
Only the interface appears. Black stays invisible. Prism lights exactly what helps and leaves the rest of the table alone.
It knows what is where.
Surfaces, objects, people and hands, tracked as the scene moves.
Light lands on the work.
Guidance, measurements and controls appear right where your hands are.
Follow the light.
Play the next note.
Guidance on the keys. Projected notes show where to place your hands.
Prism in action.
Every clip here is a real capture of Prism on a real table. Open the gallery
Intelligent light
over the work.
A quiet guide that helps you find the part, make the move, and keep going. Prism sees the bench, follows the task, and points to what comes next.
Measure
the thing itself.
The bench becomes the interface. Set something down and its size appears around it. The work stays in your hands.
One platform.
Two places it works.
The same eyes and the same light, at home on the table and in the robotics lab.
The whole room
becomes context.
Projected intelligence for physical work. No glasses. No headset. Today the table, next the room.
Designed and built
in San Francisco.
Real hardware, real tables, real labs.
Put Prism on your table.
Projected guidance for any table, bench or wall.
