Platform
CB302A · CB302B
AI Perf
Up to 157 TOPS
Software
Linux · Android · Win11 ARM
Power
USB-C PD · Hot-swap M12
02 — Why we exist
We're building a games console.
Its motherboard turned out too good to keep to ourselves.
The console is still in development. But the board at its heart — a battery-aware, display-ready Jetson carrier — solves problems no other carrier board does. So we productized it, in two configurations, for AR, edge AI, robotics, and the hackable ARM console at the end of the road.
Buy the bare board and supply your own module. Or take the complete system — board, module, flashed NVMe, housing, and battery power. Either way, you're building on the same hardware we are.
03 — Available now
One board. Two configurations.
The CB302 platform is a single carrier design, stuffed for your Jetson module generation.
Flagship
CB302B
For NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano / Orin NX
- Jetson Linux (L4T) + JetPacksupported
- GPU-accelerated Android 13 (Waydroid)beta
- Windows 11 ARM (VM, GPU-accelerated)experimental
Display: DisplayPort over USB-C · No HDMI
Native Android
CB302A
For NVIDIA Jetson TX2 NX
- Native LineageOS Androidsupported
- Jetson Linux (L4T)supported
- OpenVR / Android XR workflowssupported
Display: HDMI + DisplayPort over USB-C · Previously CB301
CB302 platform — top view
Jetson module, NVMe SSD, and battery not included with bare carrier boards — supply your own, or configure a complete kit.
04 — Measured, not promised
Android on Orin,
with the GPU doing the work.
3DMark Wild Life
6,006
GPU-accelerated Android 13 through Waydroid on CB302B with Jetson Orin NX 16GB — running full graphics benchmarks, not software rendering.
CB302B · Orin NX 16GB · JetPack 6.2.2 / L4T 36.5 · Waydroid Android 13 · GPU-accelerated
Benchmark run video — coming shortly
Windows 11 ARM Lab
Blender. VS Code.
GPU-accelerated, on Orin.
Windows 11 ARM running in a GPU-accelerated VM on CB302B. Experimental — demonstrated, not production-supported. Windows licence and media not included.
Blender + VS Code demo — coming shortly
Native LineageOS Android on CB302A / TX2 NX is supported and shipping today.
05 — The system
Board. Battery. Housing.
A complete modular platform.
Modular housing · hot-swap battery
M12 field power · continuous operation
Every part of the platform is designed for untethered, real-world deployment — swap batteries without downtime, reconfigure housings without redesigning, and upgrade compute modules without replacing the system.
06 — Platform software, in development
Most AI forgets everything.
Ember doesn't.
Ember is Curve's persistent memory layer, in development for the platform. It compresses, indexes, and retrieves context automatically — across sessions, devices, and models. Local inference, cloud workflows, or hybrid. Your AI picks up where it left off.
01
Remembers
Every session builds on the last. Context persists on-device.
02
Model-agnostic
Works with local models on Jetson or frontier models in the cloud.
03
Yours
Memory lives on your hardware. Not in someone else's datacenter.
07 — What's next
This is the dev kit.
The console comes next.
Reference hardware — development render
Developers building on the CB302 platform today are building on the exact architecture of the console. Early access means early advantage.
08 — First production run
Get early access.
Join the waitlist for early access pricing on the first production run.
Curve Reality — Rev 2026.04
Designed in New Zealand