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How BCI is Removing the Friction from AR and AI Interaction
Today, 1:40PM PDT, AWE Long Beach. We are entering the era of "motionless interaction," where the boundary between thinking and doing begins to dissolve. Guy Wagner - our Chief Scientist and co-founder - will explore how Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI) are moving beyond the lab and onto the wrist to redefine our relationship with AR and AI. He will dive into the "Holy Grail" of neural control - a world where intention turns directly into action without the need for bulky head
Wearable Devices
Jun 181 min read


That’s a wrap on AWE 2026.
Over the past four days, our team had the opportunity to meet with developers, researchers, product leaders, OEMs, partners, and XR pioneers from around the world. We shared our latest work in neural interfaces, demonstrated Mudra Link, Mudra Studio and Mudra Pro. We co-developed new concepts at the intersection of AI, spatial computing, robotics, and human-machine interaction. Some of the most interesting conversations centered around Physical AI and how technologies such as
Wearable Devices
Jun 181 min read


Wearable Devices Founder to Present “How Brain-Computer Interface is Removing the Friction from AR and AI Interaction” at AWE USA 2026
Wearable Devices Ltd.today announced that Guy Wagner, Founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Wearable Devices, will deliver a keynote session, titled "How BCI is Removing the Friction from AR and AI Interaction" at AWE USA 2026 taking place in Long Beach, California.
Wearable Devices
Jun 184 min read


Thumb Micro-Gestures are used to control the classic game Snake
AWE Expo Day 2 is about to begin! We’re constantly exploring new interaction methods to make control more natural, seamless, and intuitive. Our testing continues to show that different devices, applications, and user experiences often benefit from different gesture schemes. In this example, Thumb Micro-Gestures are used to control the classic game Snake. 🕺 Visit us at AWE 2026 📍 Booth #648 🧠 Room 201A (2nd Floor) to explore Mudra Studio, Mudra Pro, and more.
Wearable Devices
Jun 171 min read


Another great day at AWE 2026.
Here’s a look at one of the concepts we’re exploring: combining EMG-based neural input from two Mudra Link bands with open-source computer vision hand tracking. By synchronizing real-time pressure levels and multi-hand interactions, we’re exploring how neural input and computer vision can help teach machines not only what humans do, but how they do it. As Physical AI advances, understanding human tasks requires more than observing motion alone. Intent, force, timing, coordina
Wearable Devices
Jun 171 min read


Wearable Devices Ltd. Announces 1-for-3 Reverse Stock Split
Wearable Devices Ltd. today announced that it intends to effect a one-for-three reverse split (the “Reverse Share Split”) of the Company’s ordinary shares, no par value per share, (the “Ordinary Shares”) and the Company’s tradable warrants (the “Warrants”). The Ordinary Shares and Warrants will continue to trade on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the existing symbols “WLDS” and “WLDSW”
Wearable Devices
Jun 175 min read


Try Mudra Pro at awe 2026.
Mudra Pro is a our newest dev kit for capturing user intent, motion, muscle activity, and physiological signals through the wrist. The new Mudra Pro integrates EMG, IMU, and PPG sensors in a thin, ergonomic wristband. Connected with the Mudra Studio and using your favorite conversational AI platform it will accelerate development and validation process. Meet us at AWE 2026 to discover Mudra Pro and see how neural input can shape your business. 📍 Mudra/Wearable Devices Meeti
Wearable Devices
Jun 161 min read


Wearable Devices to Unveil GenAI-Powered Intent-Based Interface Platform and Next-Gen Mudra Pro Flagship at AWE 2026
Wearable Devices Ltd. today announced its comprehensive lineup for the Augmented World Expo 2026 (AWE 2026). The premier industry conference is set to take place June 15 to 18, 2026, in Long Beach, California, At Booth 648 on the expo floor and in meeting room Hall 201A.
Wearable Devices
Jun 155 min read

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