Wearable computing hardware: biosignal gesture recognition
People lack a seamless, natural way to control digital devices without relying on traditional input methods like keyboards, mice, or touchscreens.
A wearable armband that reads muscle electrical activity (biosignals) to recognize gestures and wirelessly control computers, phones, and other devices.
Consumers and developers building gesture-controlled interfaces for computers, phones, and connected devices.
formerly founder of thalmic/North (YC W13). Now founder of Jetson.


