Noema — Series One

You don'tput it on.It finds you.

A headset that meets your face instead of waiting in a drawer. The optics track your position, the chassis closes the last two inches on its own, and the whole thing seats itself before you've finished sitting down.

01 — The system

Two pieces,one movement.

Every other headset is a thing you hold. Noema is a thing that arrives. The visor and the mount are a single mechanism, and neither one is useful without the other — which is why we stopped shipping them as separate products.

The visor

412 grams of machined shell, balanced so the weight sits on your cheekbones instead of your nose.

The mount

Six axes of travel. It reads where your head actually is, not where a diagram says it should be.

02 — Optics

Thin enoughto forget.

Seen edge on, there's barely anything there. Four pancake elements fold the light path back on itself twice, so the whole stack is 18 millimeters deep — about the thickness of two stacked coins.

01

Fold, don't stretch

Light bounces twice inside the element instead of traveling a long barrel. That's where the depth goes.

02

Per-eye alignment

The mount measures your pupil distance on approach and sets each barrel independently. No dial, no guessing.

03

Nothing to clean

The outer coating is oleophobic. Fingerprints wipe off dry, which matters more than any spec on this page.

03 — By the numbers

Measured,not claimed.

Every figure here was taken on production hardware, at room temperature, with the display at half brightness. We publish the test conditions because a number without them isn't worth printing.

18mmOptical stack depth
412gVisor, strap excluded
4.1msMotion to photon

04 — Why we built it

We deletedthirty seconds.

Nobody gives up on a headset because of the headset. They give up in the thirty seconds before it — finding it, untangling it, adjusting it twice. We've never had anyone ask for those back.

BeforeFind it. Untangle it. Adjust it twice.
NowSit down.

Design note — Series One

05 — Where it's working

Rooms wherehands are busy.

Noema went to the places where taking thirty seconds to gear up costs something real. These aren't pilots — they're the rooms it's in today.

Surgical planning

Scrubbed hands can't touch a strap. The mount does the seating, so sterility survives the handoff.

Line-side training

Forty operators, one station, one shift. Nobody adjusts anything between turns.

Flight decks

Cold cockpit to visual in under four seconds, with the headset already tracking before it touches skin.

Design review

A full-scale model you can walk around, at the desk where the argument is actually happening.

06 — Specification

The restof the sheet.

Display2× micro-OLED, 3840×3840 per eye
Refresh72 / 90 / 120 Hz, switchable in software
Field of view112° horizontal, 96° vertical
PassthroughThree-camera color, 4.1 ms end to end
TrackingInside-out, six degrees of freedom, no base stations
ChassisMachined aluminum, bead-blasted, anodized
Seating time1.8 s from approach to locked
PowerMount-fed while docked, 3 h 20 min untethered

07 — Series One

Built inruns of 300.

We make three hundred units at a time and we don't start the next run until the last one has shipped. If you reserve today you'll get a build slot and a date, not a waiting list. No deposit until the slot is confirmed.

NOEMA
Series One