Wearable Devices Ltd. announced the launch of a new revolutionary Air-Touch functionality which allows users to use the Company?s Mudra Band for depth navigation, adding an extra dimension to user interactions. Adding depth to navigation enhances user interactions by allowing more intuitive control. This is particularly useful in spatial computing applications, where perception is important in rich 3-dimensional environments.

It provides a more immersive experience, enabling users to interact with 3-dimensional elements in digital space, making tasks more natural and efficient. The new spatial depth control utilizes engineering breakthroughs in algorithms, firmware, software and user experience research, allowing users to go beyond the conventional 2D plane surface of the display and also seamlessly explore in the depth axis. This breakthrough technology opens a myriad of possibilities for a more immersive and intuitive user experience.

The Company unveiled the spatial depth control at CES 2024, where visitors to the Company?s booth used the Mudra Band for Apple Watch, the Company?s neural input wristband which controls Apple eco-system devices using spatial gestures, to play a slingshot type game, where users aimed at a target and moved left and right, then pulled back a virtual pouch in the depth axis thus stretching the band, and then released the pouch to hit the target with loaded ball.