Wearable Devices

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in March 2014 by Asher Dahan, Leeor Langer, and Guy Wagner, Wearable Devices operates with 11–50 employees. The company has raised a total of $43.19 million across 11 funding rounds and went public on NASDAQ in September 2022.

Business overview

Wearable Devices is a growth company specializing in non-invasive neural input interfaces for controlling digital devices. Its core technology, exemplified by the Mudra product line, involves a wrist-worn band that enables touch-free, gesture-based control of consumer electronics, smartwatches, smartphones, AR glasses, VR headsets, and other digital devices. The company operates within the Health Tech & Life Sciences sector, with applications spanning digital accessibility solutions, and serves markets including medical devices, healthcare, and gaming.

Strategic signal

In October 2024, Wearable Devices announced a collaboration with TCL’s RayNeo to advance neural control for AR glasses, aiming to bring this technology to market ahead of competitors. This partnership signals a strategic move to solidify its position in the augmented reality space and demonstrates the company's commitment to integrating its neural interface technology into emerging XR platforms.

Company Intelligence Q&A

When did Wearable Devices go public?

Wearable Devices went public on NASDAQ in September 2022.

What was a significant recent financial event for Wearable Devices?

In September 2025, Wearable Devices announced the pricing of a $4 million registered direct offering and concurrent private placement, priced at-the-market under Nasdaq rules.

What is the Mudra Link by Wearable Devices?

The Mudra Link is the first neural interface wristband for Android users, which was made available for pre-order in September 2024, enabling gesture-based control of digital devices.

Has Wearable Devices expanded its intellectual property?

Yes, in September 2025, Wearable Devices secured a U.S. patent for breakthrough voice and gesture control technology, enhancing its leadership in the AI wearables market. Additionally, in October 2025, the company was granted a U.S. patent for realistic gesture-controlled virtual object modulation.

What strategic partnership did Wearable Devices announce in late 2024?

In October 2024, Wearable Devices announced a collaboration with TCL’s RayNeo to lead the industry of neural control for AR glasses, aiming to bring this technology to market ahead of Meta.