Prism

A new type of hardware
that turns the room
into a computer.

Sees the bench, follows the task,
and points to what comes next.

No glasses. No headset.

Meet Prism

A little lamp that
understands the work.

A Prism lamp above a wooden table with projected music, weather, and clock interfaces.

Piano guidance

Follow the light.
Play the next note.

Guidance on the keys. Projected notes show where to place your hands.

Projected guidance

Intelligent light
over the work.

A quiet guide to help you find the part, make the move, and keep going. Sees the bench, follows the task, and points to what comes next.

What Prism sees

Measure
the thing itself.

The bench becomes the interface. The work stays in your hands.

Spatial understanding

The whole room
becomes context.

Projected intelligence for physical work.
No glasses. No headset.

The Light Company

Two founders.
One little lamp.

Prism is designed and built by hand
in San Francisco.

The two founders, one holding a handwritten The Light Company sign, with their hardware behind them.

The Light Company Research

Evals for
Physical AI.

See how we make world-model evaluations repeatable.

Explore Prism for Robotics
Prism stages a robotic evaluation with a projected test grid.
The Light Company

Prism

AI that helps IRL.

The bench becomes the interface.
The work stays in your hands.

Check out Robotics