A Display-Agnostic Wearable Platform
Curve Reality decouples compute and power from displays, enabling modular, lightweight, and upgradable wearable systems.
A wearable platform is not a headset. It is a system architecture that decouples compute and power from displays.
Early consumer electronics bundled compute directly into displays like TVs with VCRs. Modern systems moved forward by separating them. Curve Reality applies the same principle to wearables, enabling lighter devices, interchangeable displays, and long-lived compute platforms.
Platform Architecture
Displays and applications can evolve independently from the compute and I/O layers.
Operational Modes
One platform, multiple configurations. The same hardware supports different operational contexts without redesign or enclosure changes.
Modular by Design
Compute, power, and I/O are intentionally separated so each can be configured, upgraded, or replaced independently over the lifetime of the system.
Who It's For
Teams building systems where compute needs to be wearable, portable, or separated from the display layer.