PRJKT.
AURORA.
Aurora comes from a belief that the future is brightest when it's grounded in the world that inspires it.
I witnessed the aurora borealis in the wilderness of Anchorage, Alaska. It sparked in me awe, optimism and serenity, a glimpse of the next frontier. That awe inspired PRJKT-Aurora's commitment to designing a business where the community - the world that supports all of us comes first. Where beauty, nature, and technology aren't separate pursuits but the same pursuit.
I reject the cyberpunk vision of our future. I'm an optimist. I believe in solarpunk—a world where nature and technology walk hand in hand, not one subjugated by the other.
PRJKT-Aurora is the alternative for those who believe their electronic devices deserve the same respect as the Alaskan wilderness: untamed, beautiful, and truly belonging to the living and the wilderness that belong to it.
DFW: The Silicon Prairie
PRJKT-Aurora is a Dallas company — built in the Silicon Prairie.
DFW sits at the center of the semiconductor ecosystem reshaping American hardware
Texas Instruments,
GlobalWafers
Micron
X-FAB
Samsung.
Proximity to semiconductor fabrication means we can design for modularity — swappable compute, upgradeable components, devices that evolve instead of expire.
The future of hardware isn't being built in Silicon Valley. It's being built here.
DFW is why I am optimistic in building a future rebalances our relationship with technology.
RDB: The Vision
Respect. Dignity. Bravery.
These three letters mark everything we make: As a promise.
We believe technology has lost something. Somewhere along the way, devices became disposable. Not because they stopped working, but because they were designed to be replaced. Upgrade cycles. Planned obsolescence. A landfill economy dressed up as innovation.
We reject that.
An RDB device is built to stay. Modular architecture means the compute can evolve while the craft endures. The design you love, the frame you chose, the object that fits your home and in your hands doesn't expire when a new chip comes out. It grows with you.
This is technology designed for ownership. The kind where you don't lease your privacy, don't rent your attention, and don't throw away something beautiful because a corporation decided it was time.
We build devices meant to be kept. Cared for. And one day - handed down.
Your children shouldn't inherit your debt to big tech. They should inherit something worth keeping. Owned assets and data worth passing down.

