Moový

Moový is a fictional wearable motion-control system imagined for near-future science fiction and worldbuilding projects. In its canonical settings, Moový is designed to detect and interpret limb movement and posture through a modular suit of textile-embedded sensors, inertial measurement units, and compact actuators, delivering real-time feedback and assistance to the user. An on-board artificial intelligence core coordinates gesture recognition, balance stabilization, and interaction with digital environments, while maintaining a focus on user comfort and stealthy appearance.

The system is described as highly modular: core sensing units can be placed on the limbs, torso, and back, with interchangeable sleeves or panels to suit different activities. Power is supplied by flexible batteries and energy harvesting elements integrated into the garment, allowing extended use without frequent recharging. Moový emphasizes interoperability with consumer devices such as smartphones, AR glasses, and smart home systems, often via standardized, privacy-preserving data protocols.

In fiction, Moový is used to enable enhanced mobility for athletes, assistive users, and operators in simulated or real-world tasks, as well as to explore issues of autonomy, data rights, and social adaptation to wearable technologies. Critics note that while Moový serves as a useful design prompt, it remains a speculative concept and has no basis in real-world products outside of its fictional universe.

See also: wearable technology, motion capture, smart textiles.