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Turning on the TV with a wink, skiing on a city street -- the once unimaginable was possible this week at CES, the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, thanks to wearable tech innovations. Here are some highlights: Earbud Remote Control You can get a lot done with a nod and wink -- at least when you're wearing the Naqi Neural Earbuds, says Zavier Alexander, Director of Product Management at Canadian company Naqi Logix. The programmable earbuds contain "biosensors" t

CES 2024 is over, and what have we learned? Well, mainly not to put our hands in wearable ovens or indecently expose ourselves in smart showers. But also, some more serious lessons about where tech is headed in 2024. Yes, this year's CES gave us some fascinating glimpses of how gadgets could change our lives this year – and we've rounded up all of those flashes of insight below. In short, it's going to be another fun, eventful year in tech. There'll be some slight annoyances

Akiko Fujita Host Tue, Jan 9, 2024 The best and brightest tech innovators are congregating in Las Vegas for CES 2024 (Consumer Electronics Show) to showcase the newest generation of technology. Naqi Logix — a neural interface developer — is one such company, seeking to make assisted living devices more accessible. Yahoo Finance's Akiko Fujita explores the functionality of Naqi Logix's earbuds which function as a non-invasive brain implant to engage with various home devices.

10 cutting-edge adaptive and accessible products that level the playing field Written by Sarah Kovac, disabled editor covering adaptive products. Christopher Groux, senior editor and accessibility aficionado with cerebral palsy. Updated December 18, 2023 Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed's editors. Purchases made through the links below may earn us and our publishing partners a commission. Today, we at Reviewed are pleased to announce the winners of the sec

Click HERE to listen to the BBC's Global News Podcast and learn about how Naqi Logix is working with Sam Sullivan, the former mayor of Vancouver, B.C., to control his wheelchair and his entire connected world. Naqi's segment begins at the 8:50 mark

It's well known that the Edison Awards are considered to be the "Oscars" for global innovation. To be nominated for an Edison is one of the highest accolades any company can receive. Naqi Logix, and our global team, are humbled and honored to receive this prestigious nomination. Each and every Naqi team member, strategic partner, vendor, advisor, and investor has their fingerprints on this nomination. Lastly, Naqi would like to recognize Keith Parsons, Sam Sullivan, Will Smit

Honoree Accessibility & Aging Tech Naqi Neural Earbuds truly represent the next generation of Human-Machine Interfaces. Our neural earbuds enable users to command, control, and navigate computers, digital devices, smart home IoT devices, robots, and wheelchairs without voice, touch, screens, or cameras. It's everyone's "earbud superpower” that can control almost everything in the digital world — appearing as if the user had telepathy. Our neural earbuds will redefine how us

WRITTEN BY EMILY FRIEDMAN NOVEMBER 14, 2023 We recently had the opportunity to interview Dave Segal, Chief Innovation Officer and Founder of Naqi Logix. Naqi recently exhibited at the Augmented Enterprise Summit. During the event, the company's product was named one of TIME's Best Inventions of 2023. Learn more about the unique input device below. BrainXchange (Q): What is Naqi Logix’s origin story and where did the name come from? Dave (A): In 2013, after reading about a sol

Tue, Oct 31, 2023 2 min read Pittsburgh, PA --News Direct-- KISS PR Brand Story Naqi Logix Recognized as a Top Invention on TIME's Best Inventions of 2023 List Naqi Logix Naqi Logix, a cutting-edge human-machine interface, has been named one of Time's Best Inventions of 2023. This prestigious annual list showcases 200 remarkable innovations that are revolutionizing our daily lives. Naqi Logix enables users to effortlessly control a wide range of smart devices, including compu

Time Magazine named the technology one of their Best Inventions of 2023 Author of the article: Denise Ryan Published Oct 26, 2023 • Last Updated Oct 26, 2023 • 3 minute read Imagine you could move an object with your eyes or transport yourself with the slightest shift of a muscle. It sounds like the stuff of magic, but thanks to Naqi Logix, a Vancouver tech company, that magic is now a reality. The Naqi technology is an invisible human-to-machine interface that uses gyrosc

OCTOBER 26, 2023 by KNOWLTON THOMAS Imagine the ability to control computers, machines, and robots without talking to them, touching them, or even looking at them. As a Vancouver-based pioneer in the wearable technologies market achieves its vision, this idea is becoming reality. Founded by Mark Godsy (CEO) and Dave Segal (chief of innovation), Naqi Logix is aiming to revolutionize humanity’s interaction with machines. “Our hands-free, voice-free, and screen-free Human-Machin

By Amy Judd & Chris Gailus Global News Posted October 24, 2023 7:50 pm Updated October 25, 2023 1:45 pm 2 min read A Canadian company has been named to Time Magazine’s list of the 200 greatest inventions of 2023. Naqi Logix’s patented earbud technology uses gyroscopic sensors and muscle and brainwave sensors to allow users to command and control virtually any digital device, hands-free. Inventor Dave Segal believes it will be a literal game-changer in E-Sports and videogaming

Control for Quadriplegics Naqi Neural Earbuds BY CHRIS STOKEL-WALKER OCTOBER 24, 2023 7:00 AM EDT When David Segal’s friend Keith broke his neck and pelvic bone at 18 and became a quadriplegic, his life changed immeasurably. Keith’s experience led Segal to invent Naqi Earbuds, which he calls “a safe, noninvasive, universal, invisible, and silent command and control system.” Electrical signals made by clenching your jaw or lifting an eyebrow turn into commands; wearers hear a