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Meta has introduced Neural Handwriting for Ray-Ban smart glasses, allowing users to type messages using finger movements. This feature eliminates the need for voice commands or smartphone interaction.
Meta plans to launch an AI-enabled smartwatch with health tracking later this year, reviving a canceled project codenamed Malibu 2. It precedes delayed Phoenix MR glasses pushed to 2027. Faces competition from Apple, Google, and others in wearables.
KiWear is developing a lightweight smart ring that acts as a cross-device input device for phones, PCs, TVs, projectors, and some vehicles. Rather than relying only on health tracking, it aims to use gestures and AI agents to control devices through a more universal interaction layer.
WatchHand is an innovative AI system that uses sonar from regular smartwatches for hand-tracking. It enables finger gesture control of PCs without extra hardware.
Oura acquires Finnish startup DoublePoint for gesture recognition tech tailored to wearables like smart rings. The team joins to enable subtle hand controls for AI-powered devices. Oura eyes gesture-voice combos for next-gen wearables amid competition.
Samsung's new approved patent for Galaxy Book adds hand-sensing zones around the keyboard for intuitive gesture controls. Hand position alters key outputs, from normal input to shift functions or custom shortcuts. Adjustable sensitivity prevents accidental triggers.
AirPods Pro 3 is rumored to enable silent interaction with Siri using IR cameras and Q.ai's micro-facial-movement technology. This allows users to control the AI assistant without speaking aloud, going beyond music playback. The feature focuses on detecting subtle facial gestures for hands-free, voice-free commands.
Xiaomi Watch 5 advances WearOS with customizable advanced gestures for powerful hands-free control. It goes beyond simple wrist flicks, enhancing smartwatch interactions. The innovation suggests Apple should take note.