Wearable Devices Introduces Smart Bracelet Redefining Device Interaction

Wearable Devices has introduced its Mudra Band, a smart wristband designed to track hand and finger movements, translating them into digital commands for seamless control of various Apple devices, ranging from iPhones and iPads to Apple TV and Mac computers.

Operating on Surface Nerve Conductance technology, the bracelet interprets neural signals from the brain to the hand and fingers, converting them into commands intelligible to electronic devices, as outlined in an official statement.

Dubbed “Air Touch” by the company, this groundbreaking feature aims to revolutionize the human interaction paradigm with smart devices, promising a more natural user experience.

The bracelet’s debut aligns with the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2024 in Las Vegas.

While initially unveiled in 2021 with shipments commencing to pre-order customers, the bracelet has undergone enhancements prior to its official market launch.

The key highlight is its capability for free control in six directions, denoted as 6 Degrees of Freedom (6DOF). This allows users to fluidly control Apple smart devices by intuitively moving their hands in different directions during interactions. The second feature facilitates wireless control of diverse devices, including smart glasses and walkers.

This bracelet launch corresponds with the burgeoning market for smart glasses, especially augmented and mixed reality glasses. Users will find it convenient to control and engage with various interfaces directly before their eyes, eliminating the need for additional controllers while preserving the freedom of hand movement. This marks a shift away from traditional keyboards for typing and control devices like mice.

The company is actively cultivating relationships with the developer community to expand the applications of its smart bracelet across diverse digital experiences, whether it involves controlling software applications or managing a spectrum of devices.

With a price tag of $350, the Mudra Band is now available in several global markets, including the United States.