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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) launched ai6 Labs, a neural AI ecosystem intended to bridge human intent and machine execution by integrating research, product monetization and accelerated innovation. The company highlights its Large MUAP Model (LMM) as a core technology to capture high-fidelity, real-time human signals for agentic AI use cases.
The announcement frames WLDS as positioning to provide foundational infrastructure for autonomous AI across robotics and extended reality environments.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) announced the Mudra Experience Studio on February 17, 2026, a developer platform that standardizes neural gestures into a universal input language for XR, mobile, and desktop. The platform offers SDKs, a gesture taxonomy, OEM tiers, and AI IDE integration to reduce gesture fragmentation.
A priority waitlist is open for a 2026 rollout, and Ron Kaldes was appointed Head of Growth, AI & Innovation to support ai6 Labs and Mudra adoption.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) launched ai6 Labs on Feb. 11, 2026, a closed-loop neural AI ecosystem integrating non-invasive Electromyography and Mudra innovations to translate human intent into machine-readable data.
The platform combines a Foundation Layer (Large MUAP Model), commercialization pathways, and an AI Accelerator to accelerate productization and continuous AI experimentation.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) highlighted 2025 traction as smart glasses adoption accelerates, citing IDC forecasts of 10.6M XR glasses in 2025 and 105.7M devices from 2025–2029 with a 29.3% CAGR. The company promotes its Mudra Band and Mudra Link touch-free controllers, new smart-glasses integrations, and ongoing AI work (Large MUAP Model, “Vibe Coding”) to advance on-wrist intent processing and developer tools.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) announced a collaboration with Rokid to make Mudra Link wristband compatible with Rokid Glasses for touch-free gesture control, with joint marketing and a consumer bundle planned for Q2 2026. The companies say devices are ready for out-of-the-box pairing, pre-mapped gestures, and a shared setup flow. Live demos are scheduled at CES 2026 (Jan 6–9) where both products will be shown together. The tie-up targets easier onboarding and daily wrist-based control for AR and AI glasses users.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) will release the Mudra Link Android app in January 2026, bringing full neural gesture control parity with its macOS and Windows offerings.
The standalone Android app removes the previous requirement for a PC during onboarding and adds out-of-the-box pairing, gesture customization, command mapping, and XR readiness. Wearable Devices will demo the Android experience at CES 2026 (LVCC Central Hall, Booth 15650).
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) will demonstrate neural-input control for smart-glasses and large screens at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, showcasing hands-on demos of the Mudra Link neural band at booth 15650. The exhibit includes a Neural-Click latency comparison, a Neural Gesture Lab for on-device gesture creation and training, a Live Neural Intent Visualizer, and smart-screen and smart-glasses control demos including Google Android XR and Galaxy XR compatibility.
The company will host private partner demonstrations and strategic discussions in a meeting room to explore advanced neural-input features for smart-glasses platforms in development.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) announced a collaboration with Rokid to integrate Mudra Link wrist-based neural gesture control with Rokid Glasses, targeting a consumer bundle rollout in Q2 2026. The partnership covers out-of-the-box pairing, pre-mapped gestures, a shared setup flow, joint marketing and CES demonstrations on Jan 6–9, 2026. Rokid Glasses weigh 49 grams and include a 12MP first-person camera, Micro LED waveguide displays and integrated audio. Wearable Devices says the duo aims to simplify hands-free control for everyday AI tasks like translation, navigation and transcription.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) announced two Mudra Link updates on December 22, 2025: customized presets and on‑device Mudra Link compatibility for select smart‑glasses models. The presets map common functions (back, home, play/pause, volume) to wrist gestures and can be applied or edited by users. Running Mudra Link directly on supported glasses lets users pair devices, complete onboarding, adjust the gesture mapper and apply customized settings without a PC or phone.
Wearable Devices says the changes aim to reduce onboarding friction, shorten setup time and deliver cross‑brand gesture consistency; rollout begins Q1 2026 with more models added through the year.
Wearable Devices (Nasdaq: WLDS) received Israel Innovation Authority approval for a $750,000 non-dilutive grant to fund a clinical pilot with Soroka University Medical Center announced on December 11, 2025.
The pilot will test the company’s Mudra Link neural wristband using surface neural EMG to provide real-time objective biofeedback for patients with impaired grip-force control after motor-cortex brain injuries. The program aims to validate Mudra Link as a home-capable, cost-effective rehabilitation tool that delivers quantitative performance metrics and may complement the company’s neural interaction portfolio.