Platform — System Architecture
One architecture.
Every form factor.
Curve Reality separates compute, power, and I/O into a modular architecture. The same core hardware becomes a handheld console, a portable workstation, a wearable system, or an embedded brain — and retains its memory across all of them.
02 — The stack
Interfaces evolve.
The core persists.
Displays and applications change independently from the compute and I/O layers beneath them. That's what lets one board power a console, a robot, and a workstation without redesign.
Applications
AI agents, games, robotics, industrial software, wearable interfaces
Interfaces
Handheld screens, AR glasses, monitors, VR headsets, sensors
I/O + Carrier Board
DisplayPort, USB, networking, storage, expansion
Compute + Power
NVIDIA Jetson, hot-swap batteries, thermal, field operation
L1–L2 = Curve hardware · L3–L4 = yours to define
03 — Operational modes
One platform. Four configurations.
01
Handheld
The console configuration. Screen, controllers, and compute in one battery-powered unit.
02
Desktop
Connect to external monitors, keyboards, and peripherals for a portable workstation or lab setup.
03
Wearable
Drive AR glasses or head-mounted displays when the deployment calls for body-worn compute.
04
Embedded
Deploy the same architecture inside robotic, mobile, or field systems without redesigning the core stack.
04 — Modular by design
Every part replaceable.
Nothing disposable.
01
Compute
The CB302 platform is manufactured in two configurations. CB302A is validated for Jetson TX2 NX with native LineageOS or L4T, HDMI and USB-C DisplayPort. CB302B supports Orin Nano / Orin NX with native L4T, accelerated Waydroid Android 13 (beta), and experimental Windows 11 ARM. Upgrade the module, keep the system.
02
Storage
M.2 NVMe on every carrier board. Configure capacity per application, from lightweight deployments to large local datasets and models.
03
Power
Hot-swappable Milwaukee M12 batteries. Continuous operation, field-serviceable power, no proprietary battery lock-in.
05 — Who builds on it
Built for teams shipping real systems.
AI product teams
Portable or embedded AI systems that need modular compute, power, and memory continuity.
Robotics & edge
AI-accelerated compute in mobile, battery-powered, or field environments.
Industrial & defense
Rugged, modular systems for training, teleoperation, inspection, or field deployment.
Research labs
Prototyping next-generation intelligent hardware and context-aware edge platforms.
Curve Reality — Rev 2026.04
Designed in New Zealand