Before motion control became part of smartphones, game controllers, and wearables, the inertial measurement unit began with a much more serious challenge: could a machine understand its own movement without relying on external signals? Early IMUs combined accelerometers and gyroscopes to measure motion, rotation, and orientation. Developed for military navigation and later used in the Apollo program, they showed that machines could track movement independently and respond to

Wearable Devices Ltd. today announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has allowed a continuation of its patent titled “Gesture and Voice-Controlled Interface Device”.

The new Media Control feature introduces gesture-based media control to the Mudra Link neural wristband

Wearable Devices announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has allowed its patent titled “Gesture and Voice-Controlled Interface Device.”

Wearable Devices Ltd. Announces a Warrant Inducement Transaction for $1.2 Million in Gross Proceeds Yokneam Illit, Israel, April 29, 2025...

Before voice assistants became part of everyday life, voice control began with a much simpler question: could a machine recognize what a person was saying? Early systems like Bell Labs’ AUDREY and IBM Shoebox showed that spoken words could become digital input. They were limited, slow, and far from natural conversation, but they proved that machines could begin to understand human speech. Over time, voice control moved from lab prototypes to dictation software, smartphones, s

The new feature empowers users to customize intuitive and touchless interactions, transforming the way they control their digital world....

Newly allowed patent extends Wearable Devices’ innovative gesture technology into the domain of voice control YOKNEAM ILLIT, ISRAEL,...