NETVERSE's first instantiation is Raychel — a spatial AI sleep & wake companion that blends embodied intelligence with elegant design. Raychel NODBOT is a camera-free alarm clock that monitors sleep through the air using mmWave radar and LiDAR, then wakes you with a gentle simulated sunrise. Raychel Projector gives your bedroom its own window to the sky with a circular 720p display.

Raychel uses non-contact millimeter-wave radar and Time-of-Flight LiDAR to detect breathing rate, body movement, and presence through the air. No rings, watches, or cameras are required — you simply place it beside your bed and sleep naturally.

Yes. All sleep patterns, conversations, and memories are processed and stored locally on the device using an edge-native AI architecture (RWKV). No personal data is ever sent to the cloud, and nothing is sold or shared with third parties.

No. Raychel is deliberately camera-free. Privacy is not a feature — it is a structural property of the spatial language. All sensing is non-visual, and all data stays on the device.

Raychel is a spatial AI companion, not just an alarm. It decodes sleep stages in real time, wakes you at the lightest phase of your cycle with a phase-locked simulated sunrise (6500K dawn light), and builds a personalized long-term model of your habits, rhythms, and emotions.

It is our founding philosophy, drawn from John Berger. Seeing — spatial, embodied perception — is the primary language of human-machine communication. We build machines that perceive presence, context, and rhythm before any word is spoken.

The Spatial Internet is the next evolutionary leap of the internet — a seamless, intelligent layer bridging the physical and digital worlds. The spatial language is its native interface: expressed through gesture, gaze, proximity, presence, rhythm, and context, so machines and humans can converse without clumsy translation layers.

Raychel NODBOT launched on Kickstarter and is available through the official NETVERSE shop at shop.netverse.cc.