R.Braga

Quality engineering, AI agents and smart glasses. I build things and see if they actually work.

[R.Braga @_Ricardo_B_]

Apparently the answer to “can it run DOOM?” is yes.

Raven compiled DOOMed Prism directly on the glasses from the repo. It ran without device-specific changes.

So… DOOM on Raven Prism.
https://t.co/CZmVnv5YHm

[R.Braga @_Ricardo_B_]

@elonmusk The risk is real. But what happens when humans are no longer the most capable intelligence in the room, but can work with it? AI could threaten human agency or multiply it. We need to understand both.

[R.Braga @_Ricardo_B_]

@samhcarter 😂

[R.Braga @_Ricardo_B_]

Pretty stoked seeing DOOMed Prism running on the actual hardware.

I built it without having the glasses. Raven compiled it directly on the real device — and it just worked.

Thanks for putting it to the test, @tomthecarrot and the @RavenGlasses team.

[Thomas Suarez @tomthecarrot]

Can it run DOOM? Here's Raven Prism running the first natively compiled (non web app) DOOM port on lightweight eyewear!

There is enough RAM overhead to run 15 instances of it simultaneously - excited to see what people continue to build on Raven Prism!

Courtesy of the developer Ricardo Braga: https://t.co/og3onKmRpF

[Thomas Suarez @tomthecarrot]

Hosting lab tours @raven_computer ahead of launch. Explore how we design and prototype Raven Prism on-site!

We do the engineering + design for Raven Prism in-house in San Francisco: electronics, mechanical components, firmware, and more. We also work with great partners for certain components, to be announced.

Raven Prism is built, flashed and tested in the USA.

Next Tuesday at 6pm in Potrero Hill, SF. Limited capacity, register here:

https://t.co/jbNMtLpURU