Transforming Interaction with Machines
Neuranics has recently secured an impressive £800,000 grant from Scottish Enterprise (SE) to propel a visionary £2.4 million project aimed at transforming how humans interact with machines. This initiative centers around an innovative wristband technology that promises to redefine user experience across various domains.
Wristbands Using Magnetic Sensors
The core of this revolutionary project is Neuranics’ patented magnetic sensors. These wristbands will detect muscle activity and precise gestures, paving the way for more intuitive interactions. Through the ingenious application of magnetomyography (MMG) technology, paired with advanced machine learning algorithms, the wristbands will interpret muscle movements via soft bands worn on the arms. This could be a game changer in wearables, especially for users engaged in extended reality (XR) applications.
Boosting Employment and Expertise in Scotland
Not only will this innovative project push the boundaries of wearable technology, but it will also create ten high-tech jobs at Neuranics’ Glasgow headquarters. This endeavor solidifies Scotland’s reputation as a leading hub for wearable technology innovation. As these smart wristbands roll out, they will enable seamless gesture recognition for immersive digital experiences, blending seamlessly into users’ lives.
