VISCA DEVKITS / COMING SOON

Build the interaction.
Explore the hardware.

From a conversation on screen to an interface you wear. The planned Mellow devkits give developers a way to explore how agents and humans interact through spatial experiences and deliberate sensor input.

Planned shipping Q2 2027

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Development kits are not available to order yet. Specifications, pricing, and ordering details will be announced separately.

COMING SOON / PLANNED Q2 2027

Mellow Glasses

A planned devkit for exploring interaction with agents in the space around you. The design starts with a physical camera cover, closed by default, and explicit control over sensing. Explore spoken direction and visual feedback beyond a desktop screen.

Display, sensing, compute, and connectivity specifications are not yet announced. These are development goals, not confirmed hardware capabilities.

Explore seven design views

COMING SOON / PLANNED Q2 2027

Mellow Cap

A planned devkit for exploring deliberate wearable input and audio feedback. Study how a signal becomes an interface selection, how a person confirms it, and how the agent responds.

Neural and subvocal interaction are research directions. Sensor support, calibration, and decoding performance require validation; the kit is not a promise of general thought reading.

Explore the Cap design study

MELLOW GLASSES / DESIGN PREVIEW

A familiar frame.
Privacy you can see.

Explore three frame directions with a physical camera cover, then look inside the proposed hardware. Built around the Mellow palette and Visca’s interaction foundation.

Devkit planned for Q2 2027

Mellow Glasses everyday rectangular lilac frame concept with clear lenses and translucent temples — 01 / Everyday frameConcept render. Final hardware may differ.

An everyday shape. A new interaction.

A softly rectangular frame in Mellow lilac, with translucent temples and restrained metal hinges. The design puts a physical camera cover first, shown closed by default. A deliberate action opens the cover; the indicator is additional feedback, not a substitute for the cover.

WHAT DEVELOPERS COULD PROGRAM

From a human input
to an agent response.

Explore the intended interaction. These controls describe a design direction and do not connect to a device.

A camera cover you can see and close.

A physical opaque cover is the camera privacy design requirement. Keep it closed by default and make opening it deliberate. Camera permission, microphone controls, recording indicators, and data retention must each remain explicit.

ONE INTERACTION PLATFORM

Your hardware interface.
The Visca foundation.

The goal is to connect device input and feedback to the same agent identity, context, tools, and permissions. Developers can explore their own application experience while Mellow provides the ready-made interface to the ecosystem.

Start by defining the person, the task, and the interaction you want to evaluate. Device APIs, supported software, kit contents, and sample applications will be detailed before ordering opens.

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Before you plan a project.

When will the devkits ship?

Planned shipping is Q2 2027, covering April through June. This is the current target, not an order confirmation. Final availability and ordering details will be announced separately.

Are the devkits free with Mellow?

No hardware pricing has been announced. Mellow software is free forever for personal use. That promise does not include hardware devkits, third-party services, or organizational deployments.

Will every interface work offline?

Offline support depends on the device, models, runtime, and service dependencies. Connectivity requirements will be specified for each kit. Air-gapped support should not be assumed from a local connection alone.

Can I discuss a project before ordering opens?

Yes. Bring the task, intended users, input and feedback requirements, and the environment in which you want to test. A project conversation does not reserve a kit.

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