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Neuranics Builds Strong Momentum at CES 2026

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CES 2026 marked a strong start to the year for Neuranics, providing an opportunity to present our latest magnetic sensing developments at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Central Hall. Located within the XR and gaming area for the first time, the show enabled direct engagement with teams developing commercial products across wearables, digital health, gaming, and human-machine interaction.

Throughout the week, our booth saw sustained interest, with a steady flow of visitors engaging in detailed technical discussions and live demonstrations. A key highlight was the launch of the MiMiG MMG wristband, demonstrating how ultra-sensitive TMR magnetic sensing can be applied to wearable gesture recognition, offering high signal fidelity, low power operation, and form factors suitable for continuous use.

This strong engagement was reinforced by Neuranics receiving a CES Picks Award from TechRadar Pro, recognising the commercial relevance and technical maturity of our magnetic sensing solutions. The award reflected growing interest from product and engineering teams assessing new sensing modalities for next-generation wearable and XR devices.

In addition to demonstrations, CES 2026 enabled early-stage technical and commercial discussions with companies evaluating magnetic sensing for integration into future products. Conversations covered system-level requirements, development timelines, and pathways towards proof-of-concept activity, highlighting increasing readiness to move from evaluation to deployment.

Neuranics also contributed to the wider CES programme, with our CSO, Kia Nazarpour, speaking on the AI-Powered Wearables panel. The discussion focused on how AI can be combined with advanced sensing to enable more responsive and adaptive wearable systems, drawing strong interest from the audience.

Looking Ahead

Neuranics remains focused on advancing magnetic sensing solutions and working closely with partners to support product development and commercial deployment. Building on the momentum from CES 2026, we look forward to progressing technical collaborations and customer engagements throughout the year.

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