CORNMI R1 Gesture Control Ring
Wear Your Control.
Stay in Your Flow.
A ring controller for compatible smart glasses, phones, and computers. Scroll, click, and navigate from your finger.
Scroll, click, and control.
Right from your finger.
Coming Soon to Kickstarter
Your Screen Has Moved.
Your Controls Should Too.
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Glasses Control
Navigate from your
finger. -
Scroll & Like
Next video. One
quick like. -
Watch Your Way
Select, fast-forward,
adjust volume. -
Answer Calls
Pick up without
reaching for your phone. -
Present & Point
Change slides.
Guide attention.
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Press. Point. Gesture. Control Your Way.
Explore three ways to control with CORNMI R1.
Tech Specs & FAQs
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Technical Specifications
- Model
- CORNMI R1
- Product type
- Wearable ring controller
- Control modes
- Button Mode / Air Mouse Mode / Gesture Mode
- Control methods
- Button presses, pointer movement, swipes, and rotation
What is CORNMI R1?
CORNMI R1 is a wearable ring controller for compatible smart glasses, phones, and computers. It brings button presses, pointer control, and gestures to your finger, so you can navigate without holding a separate controller.
Which devices can I control?
CORNMI R1 is designed for use with compatible smart glasses, phones, and computers. The controls available depend on the connected device and app. Contact us if you would like to check a specific setup.
What are the three control modes?
Button Mode: Press to navigate and select.
Air Mouse Mode: Hold to move the pointer, then release to lock its position.
Gesture Mode: Use swipes and rotation for supported controls.
How does Air Mouse Mode work?
Hold the control button while moving the ring to guide the on-screen pointer. Release the button to keep the pointer in place, then click to make a selection on a compatible device.
Can I use CORNMI R1 for presentations?
Yes, CORNMI R1 can control slides and guide attention with pointer control in compatible presentation setups. This lets you present with controls on your finger instead of holding a separate clicker.