Wearable Devices Unveils New Gesture and Voice-Controlled Interface

Wearable Devices launches a new gesture and voice controlled interface, bringing lifelike tactile feedback to VR, AR, and AI powered wearable experiences

Wearable Devices Ltd., a technology growth company specializing in AI-powered touchless sensing wearables, today announced the granting of a new patent for its gesture and voice-controlled interface technology. This breakthrough innovation aims to transform human-computer interaction by adding realistic physical feedback to virtual object manipulation.

Current gesture-control systems often provide only visual feedback, leaving users disconnected from the virtual environment. Wearable Devices’ patented gesture and voice-controlled interface technology addresses this limitation by integrating simulated physical properties such as weight, rigidity, and texture. This allows virtual objects to respond dynamically to user gestures, creating an interaction that feels like handling real-world objects.

“For true immersion in virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), interaction needs to feel real. Our new gesture and voice-controlled interface patent achieves this by bridging the gap between digital action and physical sensation,” said Guy Wagner, President and Chief Scientific Officer of Wearable Devices. “We are moving beyond simple gesture recognition to a state where the control output itself is influenced by simulated physical properties, enhancing tactile realism in gaming, simulation, and design.”

Enhancing Immersive Experiences with AI Wearables

The patented gesture and voice-controlled interface is a key step forward in wearable technology. Unlike traditional systems that only recognize motion, this interface reacts to the force, speed, and direction of user gestures, simulating how a real object would respond. By merging neural input technology, advanced sensors, and AI algorithms, Wearable Devices enable touch-free and intuitive control of digital devices.

Wearable Devices’ flagship products—the Mudra Band and Mudra Link—are already pioneering neural input wearables, allowing users to interact with multiple platforms without physical contact. The integration of this patented gesture and voice-controlled interface elevates the user experience further, making interactions in XR environments more lifelike and immersive.

Applications Across Consumer and Enterprise Markets

This innovation opens up opportunities in gaming, virtual training simulations, and digital product design. Gamers and designers can now manipulate virtual objects as if they were tangible, while enterprise clients benefit from more natural, efficient interactions in augmented and virtual reality settings. By embedding realistic tactile feedback into its gesture and voice-controlled interface, Wearable Devices is redefining how humans engage with digital content.

“Our mission is to lead in AI-powered neural input and XR experiences,” added Wagner. “This gesture and voice-controlled interface patent positions Wearable Devices to set a new standard for natural, intuitive interaction in both consumer and enterprise markets.”