Left Hand · Shared Interface
Smart Interface Glove
The Smart Dorsal Sensor interprets movement, gesture, position, and intent while providing haptic feedback and connected device control.
KURSOR™ · Human Interaction
Natural Control
Your Hand Becomes the Interface.
The human-computer interaction expression of the TekGlove platform, combining the Smart Dorsal Sensor with a wearable mouse module for intuitive digital control.
Smart Dorsal Sensor
Movement · Gesture · Position · Intent
Purpose
Human-computer interaction
Core Technology
Smart Dorsal Sensor
Specialist Module
Wearable mouse
Input
Cursor · Click · Scroll · Gesture
Precision
Adjustable optical sensing concept
Feedback
Haptic response
Connectivity
PC · Tablet · Smart TV
Pairing
Multiple connected devices
Dual-Hand Architecture
Two Hands.
One Connected System.
The left hand carries the shared TekGlove intelligence layer. The right hand adds the specialist module that gives Kursor its distinct purpose.
Right Hand · Specialist Module
Wearable Mouse Glove
The specialist mouse module adds optical tracking, clicking, scrolling, precision control, and multi-device pairing for work, creation, and accessibility.
Hand-First Interaction
Movement Becomes
Digital Intent.
KURSOR interprets pointing, gestures, and commands at the hand, creating a direct connection between what you intend and what a device does.
Air Mouse
Translate hand position and movement into accurate cursor control.
Gesture Commands
Use familiar hand actions for selection, navigation, and control.
Productivity Shortcuts
Access presentation, CAD, design, and common workflow controls through mapped gestures.
Haptic Response
Receive tactile confirmation as digital actions are recognised.
Interaction Use Cases
Built for the Way
People Create.
Office Work
Design
Engineering
Gaming
AR and VR
Accessible Input
Kursor Questions
Understanding
Kursor.
What can Kursor control?
Kursor is being designed for cursor movement, clicking, scrolling, gesture commands, presentation control, and other mapped interactions across compatible computers and connected devices.
Who is Kursor designed for?
Kursor is intended for office workers, designers, engineers, gamers, spatial-computing users, and people who may benefit from alternative computer input methods.
Does Kursor require a traditional mouse?
Kursor is being developed as a wearable input option that can reduce reliance on a traditional mouse for supported actions. Final compatibility and control options will depend on the connected device and application.
KURSOR Early Access
Experience
Natural Control.
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