Wearable Devices shares surge 13.09% after-hours as EMG-based weight-estimation tech advances neural-interface IP into pre-commercial development.

Wearable Devices surged 13.09% in after-hours trading following the announcement of its pre-commercial EMG-based weight-estimation technology integrated into the Mudra Link neural wristband. The development, supported by a newly secured U.S. patent, marks a key advancement in the company’s neuromuscular computing roadmap, enabling weight, torque, and force estimation through wrist EMG signals. This innovation, with potential applications in robotics, healthcare, and extended reality, underscores the firm’s progress in touchless neural interfaces. The CEO highlighted the technology’s role in bridging physical effort and digital interaction, positioning it as a foundational step toward intuitive, physics-aware interfaces. The news aligns with the stock’s sharp post-earnings rally, driven by optimism over expanded market opportunities and intellectual property strength.