Naqi Logix, a Vancouver-based tech company, has pioneered an extraordinary leap in human-to-machine interaction. Their latest invention, an invisible interface, leverages gyroscopic sensors and biosensors to detect subtle body movements like head tilts and eye blinks, enabling control of smart devices without any physical contact. This non-invasive technology, cleverly integrated into everyday wearables such as earbuds and eyeglasses, is revolutionizing how we interact with the digital world, from navigating virtual realities to operating smart home devices. Named after the ancient Annunaki gods, Naqi Logix's technology is not just a Canadian success story; it's a game-changer for various sectors, including accessibility, gaming, and robotics, offering endless possibilities for its application.
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