Wearable Devices and RayNeo Unveil First Neural-Controlled AR Glasses at CES 2025, Serving as the Catalyst for Strategic Collaborations and OEM Integrations
"Our collaboration with RayNeo brings us a step closer to mass adoption of smart glasses operated by a neural wristband, highlights the transformative potential of combining Mudra Link with AR glasses, demonstrating how neural gesture control can redefine augmented reality applications across industries.” "Our collaboration with Wearable Devices marks an exciting step in advancing AR innovation,” said Howie Li, Chief Executive Officer of RayNeo.
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"The integration of neural gesture control with our latest AR glasses opens new possibilities for intuitive and immersive user experiences.” This innovative integration positions Wearable Devices as a leader in neural wrist-worn solutions category for the rapidly evolving AR and XR markets, enabling enhanced accessibility and usability in extended reality environments.
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