One platform. Three categories. Growing Fast.

ArcX was built for sport, where conventional inputs fail first. Partners quickly found the same problem everywhere people work with their hands. These are the categories already deploying, plus two where pilots are active.

The controller that stays on the bar, or on the finger.

Connected Fitness.

Home fitness equipment is packed with features users can't reach mid-workout. ArcX solves that. Mounted to a handlebar or worn as a ring, it gives riders, runners, and rowers direct control over playlists, classes, incline, resistance, and trainer settings, without breaking form or tapping a sweaty screen.

A physical input for headsets that can't afford one.

Smart Glasses and AR

AR glasses are weight-constrained and input-poor. Gesture tracking drains batteries and fails in poor light. Voice is socially awkward and fails in noise. ArcX sits on the thumb and gives the wearer a reliable, low-power directional input with click, without moving a hand off the task.

One-handed control where a second hand isn't free.

Industry 4.0.

On factory floors, in clean rooms, and in field operations, workers routinely have one hand on a tool or a specimen. Touchscreens cost time and risk contamination. ArcX gives inspectors and technicians a reliable single-hand input for QA entry, device control, and systems navigation.

Have a control problem?

If your product lives in motion, in a glove, on a helmet, or under pressure, we'd like to hear about it. We work with partners at the integration stage, not just at the checkout.

Talk to us

Have a control problem?

If your product lives in motion, in a glove, on a helmet, or under pressure, we'd like to hear about it. We work with partners at the integration stage, not just at the checkout.

Talk to us