Low power Bluetooth is all the wristband needs to power your car; when you raise your forearm, your car will go forward, and if you lower your arm, it’ll go backwards. Turn your writs clockwise ...

Dashboard Controls a Hand Wave Away Automotive engineers are looking to replace the knobs and buttons of your in-car technology with gesture control. At CES 2015, WSJ's Christina Rogers takes a look.

Ultigesture has created a new gesture -controlled smart car replacing a traditional remote control and offering a precise and realistic racing experience.

For a company called Ultigesture, that simple question turned into a flat-out objective. Indeed, ladies and gentlemen, the gesture-controlled toy car is not wishful thinking, but a reality.