Meta built a computer for your face and locked the door. Apple did the same. You get their apps or nothing.
Need thermal imaging? LiDAR? A different NPU? Too bad. The hardware is sealed. What you get is what you get.
No API access to sensors, cameras, or compute. The most capable hardware on the planet, locked behind someone else’s priorities.
Medical diagnostics glasses. Industrial inspection wearables. Accessibility devices. None of these fit inside someone else’s app store.
Full hardware API access — every sensor, camera, and compute module at your fingertips. We handle the manufacturer partnerships. You write the code.
Sensors, camera feeds, display, compute — all accessible through a clean, documented API. Program your glasses the way you’d program anything else.
Root access to the device. Raw sensor streams. GPIO, I2C, SPI interfaces. Build at the hardware level, not the app level.
Swap compute, sensors, battery, form factor. Work with any manufacturer’s hardware through a single unified API.
A clean SDK that gets out of your way. Connect, stream, build — across any device.
import openframe
# Connect to any device, access every sensor
device = openframe.connect("glasses-001")
# Stream camera, thermal, and IMU data
device.stream(sensors=["camera", "thermal", "imu"])
device.display.show("Ready.")# Full API access to every hardware module
with device.sensors.camera as cam:
frame = cam.capture(resolution="4k")
depth = device.sensors.lidar.scan()
temp = device.sensors.thermal.read()
device.display.overlay(frame, depth)# Hardware-agnostic. Works across manufacturers.
for device in openframe.discover(capability="thermal"):
device.sensors.thermal.on("threshold", callback=alert)
device.display.show("Monitoring...")Join the waitlist for early SDK access and hardware dev kits.