Use Cases — One board, many systems
Built for the console.
Useful everywhere.
The same architecture powering our console works anywhere compute must be portable, battery-powered, or decoupled from the display — from robots to wearables to persistent AI products.
01
Persistent AI products
AI systems that need continuity across sessions, devices, and models.
Build AI products that retain context over time instead of starting from zero every session. Combine local and cloud inference with a memory layer that preserves continuity, recall, and personalization as your architecture evolves.
How the platform helps
Model-agnostic memory through Ember
Jetson-class local inference + cloud workflows
Prototype-to-production hardware path
Architecture that survives model and device changes
02
Gaming & console development
Build on the exact architecture of the Curve console — before it ships.
CB302B is the console motherboard, available today. Developers building games, emulation stacks, or interactive AI experiences on it are targeting the same silicon, power system, and I/O the console will ship with.
How the platform helps
Same board, same architecture as the console
Sustained Orin Super Mode performance
USB-C DisplayPort displays and compatible adapters
Early access = early advantage at launch
03
Mobile robotics & field compute
Battery-powered edge AI where wall power and racks don't exist.
Deploy AI-accelerated compute in mobile robots, drones, or field equipment where power efficiency and ruggedness matter more than rack space. Robots learn from every deployment instead of starting from zero.
How the platform helps
Orin Nano/NX modules, up to 157 TOPS
Milwaukee M12 field-serviceable power
Dual MIPI CSI camera interfaces
Persistent memory across missions
04
Wearable XR compute
Body-worn compute for AR/VR systems that outgrow integrated headsets.
Keep the headset light and put the compute on the body. Separate optics from processing so you can iterate on displays without redesigning your compute stack.
How the platform helps
DisplayPort over USB-C direct to headset
Hot-swap M12 batteries for continuous runtime
CB302A for native Android · CB302B for Linux + accelerated Android 13
Compact boards designed for wearable integration
05
Industrial training & teleoperation
Wearable compute for operators who need both hands free.
Equip workers with wearable compute for training, remote assistance, or teleoperation. Systems that move with the operator, remain hands-free, and survive industrial environments.
How the platform helps
Low-latency DisplayPort for AR glasses or HMDs
Hot-swap batteries for continuous shifts
Industrial-grade M12 battery ecosystem
Field-serviceable, durable design
06
Research & rapid prototyping
Skip the custom hardware phase. Go straight to software.
Prototype next-generation intelligent hardware without building custom boards from scratch. Iterate on software while the platform handles compute and power.
How the platform helps
40-pin GPIO header (devkit-compatible)
Full JetPack SDK and L4T support
NVMe storage for datasets and models
Production-grade boards, no redesign to deploy
07 — Choosing a board
Two boards. One platform.
Flagship — Available now
CB302B
Orin-class performance for battery-powered AI, robotics, field compute, and gaming — native Jetson Linux, GPU-accelerated Android 13 (beta), and an experimental Windows 11 ARM lab.
Native Android
CB302A
Native LineageOS Android on Jetson TX2 NX — previously presented as CB301. For teams building wearable XR and Android-first systems with direct display output.
Curve Reality — Rev 2026.04
Designed in New Zealand