Wetour Robotics Limited (NASDAQ: WETO) demonstrated its Orchestra Physical AI platform, showing how a single Conductor sEMG wristband can control smart home devices, computer screens and AR glasses through wrist gestures and pointing movements.

The Austin, Texas-based company conducted two demonstrations of its Spatial Intent Fusion technology. In the first demonstration, a user wearing the Conductor wristband pointed toward a smart lamp and speaker, with Orchestra identifying each target device. Wrist gestures turned the lamp on, changed its color, started audio playback and switched tracks without camera-based input.

The second demonstration showed the same wristband paired with AR glasses controlling a laptop and AR interface. The user scrolled a webpage, clicked video content and manipulated objects in AR space using hand gestures.

All commands were processed locally on a single Orchestra edge AI hub without requiring cloud connection for core command processing. The system operates without touch, voice or keyboard input.

"Most companies are building one wearable for one device or one application. We are building the interface layer that lets one wearable address many devices," said Nan Zheng, Chief Executive Officer of Wetour Robotics.

The company will present the full live system at its Orchestra product launch event on May 28 in Austin, Texas. Wetour Robotics, formerly known as Webus International Limited, operates AI-driven travel and mobility services while expanding into Physical AI infrastructure development.

The demonstrations and company statements were detailed in a press release issued by Wetour Robotics.