Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is an interview with the team from Mudra.
At CES 2026 Mudra is leading a fundamental shift in how we interact with technology. These wearable devices have proprietary Surface Nerve Conductance (SNC) technology. Unlike traditional gesture control, which relies on cameras to "see" your hands, or a computer mouse that requires a surface to work on, the Mudra ecosystem reads neural signals from your brain to your fingers. By capturing these electrical impulses at the wrist, Mudra can detect your intent to move before the physical action is even completed. This results in a "neural-click" experience that feels nearly telepathic.
They offer two devices: the Mudra Band and the Mudra Link. The Mudra Band is a specialized strap for the Apple Watch that seamlessly integrates with the watch’s power system to provide sophisticated one-handed control over your Apple devices with simple pinches and taps. Meaning you can control your MacBook, iPad, iPhone, or AppleTV just by moving your hand.
Meanwhile, the Mudra Link serves as the universal "neural bridge" for the broader tech world. The Link now offers out-of-the-box compatibility with Windows, macOS, and Android XR, allowing users to navigate complex spatial environments or scroll through a phone without ever touching a screen. This gives users a whole new way to interact with their devices.
During CES 2026 Mudra positioned itself as a perfect integration partner for the smart-glasses revolution. Meaning that you can eliminate the lag and "gorilla arm" fatigue common with current AR and VR interfaces.
Mudra is proving that the future of (spatial) computing isn't a controller, a mouse, or a finger; it's your own hand.
This is an interview with the team from Mudra.
At CES 2026 Mudra is leading a fundamental shift in how we interact with technology. These wearable devices have proprietary Surface Nerve Conductance (SNC) technology. Unlike traditional gesture control, which relies on cameras to "see" your hands, or a computer mouse that requires a surface to work on, the Mudra ecosystem reads neural signals from your brain to your fingers. By capturing these electrical impulses at the wrist, Mudra can detect your intent to move before the physical action is even completed. This results in a "neural-click" experience that feels nearly telepathic.
They offer two devices: the Mudra Band and the Mudra Link. The Mudra Band is a specialized strap for the Apple Watch that seamlessly integrates with the watch’s power system to provide sophisticated one-handed control over your Apple devices with simple pinches and taps. Meaning you can control your MacBook, iPad, iPhone, or AppleTV just by moving your hand.
Meanwhile, the Mudra Link serves as the universal "neural bridge" for the broader tech world. The Link now offers out-of-the-box compatibility with Windows, macOS, and Android XR, allowing users to navigate complex spatial environments or scroll through a phone without ever touching a screen. This gives users a whole new way to interact with their devices.
During CES 2026 Mudra positioned itself as a perfect integration partner for the smart-glasses revolution. Meaning that you can eliminate the lag and "gorilla arm" fatigue common with current AR and VR interfaces.
Mudra is proving that the future of (spatial) computing isn't a controller, a mouse, or a finger; it's your own hand.
