xBand, a black rectangular device with a black wristband. On the top of the device, where the buttons are, there are raised ridges, on one button they are parallel to the wristband and on the other perpendicular to the wristband.

xBand

The wristband that communicates through vibrations.

xBand helps you stay connected through vibration signals, giving you a discreet and tactile way to interact with the world. Whether you want to check the time, receive phone notifications, communicate silently, or navigate hands-free, xBand makes it possible—without relying on screens or sound.

Three ways to use it

  • xBand Watch

    Watch Mode focuses on simplicity and timekeeping. Check the time and receive alarms through discreet vibrations, with or without connecting to a phone.

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  • xBand Morse Communication

    Morse Mode lets you receive phone notifications and messages as silent, tactile vibrations, offering a discreet and screen-free way to stay connected.

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  • xBand Navigation

    Navigation Mode works with a compatible navigation app to provide vibration-based guidance, allowing you to navigate hands-free without relying on screens or sound

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Curious about how it works?

To find out more about how the different features of xBand work, check out our guides.

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The hardware

  • Compact black, rectangular unit, about 4 cm long, 3 cm wide, and 1 cm high. Features two buttons on top with raised, tactile patterns for easy identification.

  • Elastic wristband for a secure and comfortable fit, allowing vibrations to be conveyed optimally.

  • Two advanced vibration motors that offer both high speed and precision, setting it apart from traditional smart watches. This enables easy recognition of detailed vibration patterns even at high speeds.

What is the future of xBand?

There are countless possibilities for using tactile communication and transmitting information through vibrations. We are always exploring new xBand features and ways to enhance our technology

We were also named one of the winners in The PTS (The Swedish Post and Telecom Authority) innovation Competition 2023 - Communication for all. The award granted us funding to further develop our technology for individuals with visual impairments and deaf-blindness. Read more about the innovation competition.