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Wearable Devices Ltd. develops AI-powered touchless sensing wearables and human-machine interface technology for smart devices, XR, AR and AI applications. Company news commonly covers the Mudra platform, including Mudra Link, Mudra Band and Mudra Experience Studio, as well as ai6 Labs work in non-invasive electromyography, neural input and intent-driven gesture control.
Recurring updates also include patent activity for gesture and voice-controlled interface devices, biometric user authentication, product and developer-platform launches, AR hardware collaborations, annual financial results, equity financing, shareholder approvals and capital-structure actions involving the company’s ordinary shares and tradable warrants on Nasdaq.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) announced that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has granted a new continuation patent in its foundational “Gesture and Voice-Controlled Interface Device” family. The patent protects technologies that authenticate users by combining gesture recognition with unique biological (biopotential) signals.
The granted claims cover a gesture interface device and method that use gesture sensors and neural-signal biopotential sensors to build a personalized gesture metric space, enabling accurate user verification. According to Wearable Devices, this may support secure payments, user detection, and authorization of sensitive actions on its AI-powered hybrid voice-and-gesture control platform.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) entered a securities purchase agreement with a single institutional investor for 1,000,000 ordinary shares (or equivalents) and warrants to purchase up to 1,000,000 ordinary shares at a combined price of $3.285 per share and warrant in a private placement priced at-the-market under Nasdaq rules and above the last closing price. Gross proceeds are expected to be about $3.3 million before fees. The warrants have a $3.16 exercise price, are exercisable immediately, and expire five years after issuance. Closing is expected on or about August 3, 2026, with proceeds earmarked for Mudra commercialization, next-generation products, AI6 Labs initiatives, potential strategic transactions, and general corporate purposes.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) released a white paper detailing how its Mudra wrist-worn neural interface can act as an "intent layer" for AI agents, AR, and robotics. It introduces the Large MUAP Model (LMM) "neural token" representation and highlights applications in password-less authentication, payment authorization, and robotics training.
The paper describes multi-sensor intent-aware systems that combine wrist EMG, motion, and physiological data with AR feedback, and outlines two hardware tiers: Mudra Pro for consumer interaction and Mudra Ultimate for higher-resolution enterprise use.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) announced that founder and Chief Scientific Officer Guy Wagner will deliver a keynote at AWE USA 2026 in Long Beach, California.
The June 18, 2026 talk will cover how brain-computer interfaces and wrist-worn neural sensing can improve AR and AI interaction.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) approved a 1-for-3 reverse stock split of its ordinary shares and tradable warrants, effective at market open on June 22, 2026. Shares and warrants will continue trading under WLDS and WLDSW with new CUSIPs M97838 409 and M97838 219.
The split reduces issued ordinary shares from 6,568,408 to approximately 2,189,469 and public warrants from 32,886 to approximately 10,962, subject to fractional share rounding. The company aims to increase its share price to help regain compliance with Nasdaq’s $1.00 minimum bid price requirement and maintain its listing.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) will present its neural input ecosystem at AWE 2026 in Long Beach, June 15–18, 2026. The company will showcase Mudra Pro, the next-gen enterprise hardware platform, the GenAI-powered Mudra Studio software, and Mudra Link live neural input demos for AI, XR and robotics.
Founder and President Guy Wagner will deliver a featured talk on brain-computer interfaces on June 18, 2026, at 1:40 p.m. PT.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) opened early pre-orders for its new Mudra Pro neural-sensing wristband for qualified enterprise and OEM customers. The device targets AI and XR programs, offering product specs, SDK access, and pilot resources to support proof-of-concept and commercialization.
Mudra Pro features a thinner ergonomic band plus electromyography, inertial sensors, and a new PPG sensor for cardiovascular and intent-related signals. It stems from the company’s ai6 Labs initiative focused on AI-native, intent-based wearable interfaces.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) announced a collaboration with Meta-Bounds to integrate Mudra neural wristband control with Meta-Bounds’ AR glasses. The companies will showcase their combined AI-driven, touchless “spatial interaction” solution at Augmented World Expo 2026 in Long Beach.
The roadmap includes short-term development of preliminary wristband control for AR glasses and a long-term B2B commercial model, positioning Mudra as a premium accessory and potential value-added resale component in Meta-Bounds’ full-stack enterprise AR products.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) announced Mudra Pro, a next-generation wearable neural sensing platform for AI, XR, and human-machine interaction developers and enterprises.
The Mudra Pro wristband integrates synchronized EMG, PPG, and IMU sensors, ARM Cortex-M33 processing, and low-latency BLE to support intent decoding, physiological state estimation, and rapid interaction prototyping via Mudra Studio.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) received a USPTO Notice of Allowance on April 24, 2026 for a continuation patent in its "Gesture and Voice-Controlled Interface Device" family. The allowed claims cover combining gesture sensors with biopotential sensors to authenticate users via personalized neural gesture signatures, enabling use cases like secure payments and authorized actions.
The allowance is presented as strengthening the company’s IP position and supporting applications across payments, enterprise access, AR/VR, and smart environments.