On September 11, 2025, shares of Wearable Devices surged 978% after the Israeli business revealed that it had obtained a ground-breaking U.S. patent for speech and gesture control technology. In contrast to the usual daily average of 855,610 shares, the stock experienced a tremendous trading volume of approximately 250 million shares as it soared from $1.01 to an intraday high of $10.89 before ending at $5.18.
The company’s patent, “Gesture and Voice-Controlled Interface Device,” which combines voice commands, gesture detection, and biometric verification for touchless device interaction, was granted by the USPTO, which set off the dramatic rally. The technology, which is improved by neural and voice signature verification for security, allows users to combine precise gesture controls with voice instructions for high-level tasks.
Market Frenzy Is Caused By Patent Technology
The company said on September 10 that the patented technology creates a smooth fusion of interaction approaches to overcome existing restrictions in human-computer interactions. Guy Wagner, the co-founder, president, and chief scientific officer of Wearable Devices, stated that although voice control is an effective tool in smart settings, it frequently lacks precision, customisation, and security. Applications for laptops, smartphones, and extended reality systems are the focus of the technology.
The invention enhances Wearable Devices’ portfolio of intellectual property in the quickly growing sector for neural interfaces. The IP victory is seen by investment experts as having a materially beneficial impact on the microcap company, with the potential to draw in enterprise alliances, licensing agreements, and interest from original equipment manufacturers.
Funding And Financial Performance
As it continued to sell the Mudra Band for Apple Watch and made its commercial debut with the AI-powered Mudra Link bracelet, the firm reported $294,000 in revenue for the first half of 2025. Because to fewer operational expenses, the company’s net loss decreased from $4.2 million to $3.7 million during the same time last year, despite a year-over-year reduction in revenue from $394,000.
Wearable Devices launched a $4 million registered direct offering with one institutional investor on Thursday, September 11. The offering would be priced at $4.00 per share for one million common shares. Additionally, the business issued warrants for one million more shares, exercisable over a five-year period, at the same exercise price. The money raised will go toward general business needs and working capital.
Plans For Strategic Growth
In addition to the patent victory, Wearable Devices announced plans to enter the Japanese market through a partnership with Media Exceed Co. and expansion into military applications centered on touchless neural control systems. CEO Asher Dahan emphasized the company’s entry into the global wearable technology market in response to the “skyrocketing” demand for touchless interfaces.
Nevertheless, despite the recent spike, the penny stock still carries significant investment risks because it has poor fundamentals and no analyst coverage. The stock, which was only $1 before to the patent announcement, is still susceptible to sharp price swings and possible manipulation after news-driven surges.