Wearable Devices introduces next-generation gesture personalization technology, positioning itself at the forefront of innovation in AI-driven interactions across XR, smartwatches, and other devices.

Android gesture action #8: The split-screen slide If you’re using a reasonably recent large-screen Android device, be it a tablet or a foldable, this next one’s for you: ...

The report shows how combining gesture control cameras with neural wearable interfaces surpasses line-of-sight and field-of-view limits—highlighting applications with Meta Ray-Ban and Lenovo ...

Wearable Devices' patent enhances touchless gesture technology, enabling intuitive control for augmented reality and smart devices.

Doublepoint Technologies has launched a gesture-tech app on Google Play that shows off its gesture-touch technology for Android wearables such as watches.

Wearable Devices (WLDS) announced Large MUAP Models. The company said, “Building on the success of LLMs in natural language processing, Wearable Devices is actively developing LMMs with the goal ...

Wearable Devices is developing an AI-powered neural wristband technology for detection of user specific micro-gestures, enabling a future of personalized controls tailored to individual users.

Thus they created their immersive motion rehabilitation device. At the heart of the build is an Arduino Nano BLE33, so named for its Bluetooth Low Energy wireless communications hardware.

Apple Vision Pro introduced new ways of controlling apps through gestures, but it appears that Apple wants to extend that to controlling any device it makes.

It’s a true Android power-user tool, and it allows you to create all kinds of custom physical gestures for doing almost anything imaginable on your device.

The gesture personalization technology that Wearable Devices Ltd. (NASDAQ:WLDS) is working on is geared towards redefining how people interact with digital devices while creating an intuitive ...

Wearable Devices Ltd. (NASDAQ:WLDS) develops touchless neural input interfaces, offering products for controlling digital devices through subtle finger movements and gestures.