Wearable Devices: Mudra Band Expands Apple Vision Pro Gesture Controls to All Apple Devices

Wearable Devices announced that its Mudra Band now supports the Apple Vision Pro. This integration allows users to extend the gesture control experience across all Apple devices, including the Mac, iPad, Apple TV, iPhone and now also the AVP.

The Mudra Band uses Surface Nerve Conductance sensors to detect neural signals from the wrist, translating them into hand and finger gestures. With this technology, users can now control their Apple devices using the same gestures as those used on the AVP, enabling seamless interaction across the entire Apple ecosystem.

This development is particularly beneficial for users who prefer alternative input methods, as the Mudra Band offers a way to navigate the Vision OS without relying on eye movements. Users can easily switch between their Apple devices directly from the Mudra Band watch face, maintaining consistency in their interactions.

Asher Dahan, Chief Executive Officer of Wearable Devices Ltd., commented, "We are pleased to enhance the user experience within the Apple ecosystem by offering gesture control through the Mudra Band. This integration allows users to maximize the functionality of their Apple devices with familiar and accessible input methods."

Mudra Band users can switch from the iPad to the Mac to Apple TV from the Mudra watch face, hop from gaming to video streaming and between their favorite applications and control their devices using simple point, click, pinch & hold gestures, which are similar to the AVP gestures.

Source: Wearable Devices media announcement