Wearable Devices Ltd. today announced the launch of the Mudra Pro for early pre-orders.

Now, enterprise innovation teams and OEMs can accelerate their AI and XR programs. What you see: A new, thin, ergonomic wristband form factor. Designed for comfortable wear and flexibility. What you get: An integrated sensing platform including 3 EMG sensors, IMU, and PPG. Access to Mudra Studio, enabling faster development, testing, and validation. What you do: Use Mudra Pro to accelerate your AI and XR programs — from pilot exploration to real-world use cases — with a dedic

The light pen arrived before the world was ready for it. The core technology already existed in the 1950s: direct pointing, screen interaction, instant visual feedback. For the first time, users could point at something on a screen and have a computer respond immediately. But the hardware couldn't keep up. The light pen gave us the graphical interface. The mouse made it practical. Welcome back to Input Origins, our monthly look at how humans control technology. This time: The

Wearable Devices Ltd. today announces it will collaborate and officially showcase the results of its previously announced collaboration with Meta-Bounds Inc. (“Meta-Bounds”), during the upcoming Augmented World Expo 2026 (“AWE 2026”) convention in Long Beach, California, United States. As part of the collaboration, Meta-Bounds will exhibit their solution at the Wearable Devices showroom, number 201A, during the show.

Wearable Devices Ltd. today announced tits new product, the Mudra Pro, a next-generation wearable neural sensing platform designed for product managers, developers, researchers, and enterprise innovation teams building advanced AI, extended reality (“XR”), and human-machine interaction systems.

The trackpad arrived before the world was ready for it. The core technology already existed in the 1980s: capacitive sensing, finger navigation, gesture-based control. But the ecosystem wasn’t there yet. Then laptops, GUIs, and portable computing reached critical mass—and within a few years, the trackpad replaced mechanical pointing devices across the industry. Over time, the input surface kept disappearing: from the desk, to the laptop, to the glass of the smartphone. Welcom

This continuation patent application, for which Notice of Allowance has been received, is expected to significantly strengthen the Company’s intellectual property portfolio by covering technologies relating to authentication of users based on combined gesture and unique biological signals. The allowed claims cover a gesture interface device and method that combine gesture sensors with biopotential sensors to record neural signals when the device is worn. The processor analyze

Wearable Devices Ltd. today announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has issued a Notice of Allowance for a new continuation patent in its foundational patent family titled “Gesture and Voice-Controlled Interface Device.”