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Mark Spoonauer

I tried this neural wristband at CES 2025 — and it feels like magic

Mudra Link.

Imagine if you took one of the coolest aspects of the Apple Vision Pro — the Minority Report-style gestures — and paid $199 for the fun instead of $3,500. That’s the idea behind the Mudra Link from Wearable Devices, which reads your brain signals and essentially turns your hand into a remote control.

The Mudra Link is dubbed as the first neural wristband that works with Android, macOS and Windows devices, and I got a chance to try it out at CES 2025 ahead of its release at the end of January.

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