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Neuranics Awarded Best of Sensors Healthcare & Wearable Solution at Sensors Converge 2025

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Last month, Neuranics was awarded Best of Sensors Healthcare & Wearable Solution at the Best of Sensors Awards during Sensors Converge 2025, recognising the impact of our Multi-Channel TMR Sensor Solution on the future of wearable health and digital interfaces.

Presented live at Sensors Converge in Santa Clara, California, the award celebrated standout innovations across sensing, electronics and AI. Competing alongside some of the industry’s biggest players, Neuranics stood out for its ability to detect heart and muscle signals magnetically, with picoTesla sensitivity and no need for electrodes or direct skin contact.

This award was a highlight in what was an exciting return to Sensors Converge. Across two busy days at Booth 1255, we showcased how our magnetic sensing solutions are enabling real-time biosignal capture and unlocking new possibilities for digital health, wearables and gesture-based control.

Live demonstrations included magnetic heart signal detection through clothing, a first look at our Multi-Channel TMR Sensor Solution, and a preview of our upcoming MMG wristband, due for launch in 2026. Designed with 16 magnetic sensing channels and built-in machine learning, the wristband is set to power precise gesture recognition for XR and next-generation human-machine interfaces.

Beyond the demos, we had in-depth conversations with companies and engineering teams across healthcare, XR, consumer tech and beyond. The level of engagement confirmed a growing demand for contactless, low-power biosignal solutions, and sparked discussions on a wide range of potential applications.

🎥 Watch our interview with ipXchange from the show floor, where we explored how magnetic sensing is redefining what’s possible in biosignal detection.

This award marks a major milestone for Neuranics. It reflects not just the strength of our technology, but the growing momentum behind magnetic sensing as a new foundation for seamless human-machine interaction. We’re now focused on accelerating development and working with partners to bring these capabilities into real-world products.

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