- Wearable Devices Ltd. (WLDS, Financial) introduces gesture-based Media Keys control for Mudra Link.
- Enhanced user experience with firmware update for improved stability.
- New features available on both Mac and Windows platforms.
Wearable Devices Ltd. (WLDS), a leading innovator in AI-powered touchless sensing technology, has announced an update to its Mudra Link neural wristband, featuring gesture-based Media Keys control for Mac and Windows users. This enhancement allows users to control media functions like play, pause, and volume through natural hand gestures, such as taps and pinches, eliminating the need for physical buttons or screens.
This new feature builds upon the already established Gesture Mapper functionality, first introduced in April 2025. The Gesture Mapper enables users to customize hand gestures for a wide range of digital commands, thus enhancing the overall user experience. The update also includes a firmware upgrade designed to improve the stability of the device, a simplified onboarding process, and several bug fixes to ensure smooth functionality.
The gesture-based control feature provides users a more seamless and intuitive way to manage media playback without needing to physically interact with their devices. This functionality is especially beneficial for users who are engaged in tasks, on the move, or immersed in digital environments, as it allows for hands-free media control.
The latest Mudra Link update is available to users across both Mac and Windows platforms, ensuring broader compatibility and access. By leveraging advanced AI algorithms and proprietary sensors, Wearable Devices (WLDS, Financial) continues to push the boundaries of touch-free, intuitive control in consumer electronics, setting a new standard for neural input in the fast-growing tech market.
