Neuranics Closes a Breakthrough 2025 with the World’s First MMG Wristband Demonstrator Set for CES 2026

World’s First Multi-Channel MMG Wristband to Debut at CES 2026

2025 marked a decisive year for Neuranics, defined by substantial technical innovation, global recognition, and the progression of our full technology stack from advanced research to commercial-ready deployment. Strengthened by a strategic investment round earlier in the year, Neuranics is now positioned to drive large-scale commercialisation and have opened licensing and co-development discussions with companies building next-generation devices.

At CES 2026, Neuranics will unveil MiMiG, the world’s first wearable, multi-channel magnetomyography (MMG) wristband built using an advanced tunnelling magnetoresistance (TMR) sensor array. This demonstration represents a significant milestone for magnetic sensing, showing that MMG is now practical, scalable, and suitable for integration into future products.

From Single Channel to Wearable Multi-Channel MMG

What began as a single-channel solution in early 2025 has progressed into a compact, 8-channel wrist-worn prototype known as MiMiG. Delivering picoTesla-level sensitivity in real-world environments, MiMiG enables biomagnetic gesture recognition and control with precision and reliability that existing sensing technologies cannot achieve.

This world-first demonstration marks a decisive shift for the sector: magnetic sensing is now practical, scalable and ready to be integrated into real products across human-machine interfaces, XR devices and low-power wearables.

Advancing PicoTesla TMR Magnetic Sensing

Throughout 2025, Neuranics advanced TMR sensors to sub-5 picoTesla detectivity in compact, low-power formats engineered for deployment in consumer, health, and industrial devices. Complementing these engineering breakthroughs, Neuranics published peer-reviewed research in sensor optimisation and magnetic-interface design, underscoring the scientific depth and robustness behind its solution.

International awards and recognition from IEEE SENSORS, Sensors Converge, the CES Innovation Awards, and the Institute of Physics further demonstrate how years of research have now translated into practical, commercially ready magnetic-sensing solutions.

Live Demonstration at CES 2026

MiMiG will be demonstrated live at CES 2026, Booth 15458 in the LVCC Central Hall. Following the event, and under NDA, MiMiG will be made available for evaluation to select partners seeking access to pioneering magnetic-sensing capabilities and an accelerated pathway toward prototype development.

Neuranics is actively engaging with teams developing advanced wearables, XR devices, and next-generation human–machine interfaces. Organisations seeking performance beyond the limits of conventional sensing technologies are invited to schedule a meeting during CES 2026 to explore collaboration and co-development opportunities.