Looking at cost and features i think the Genki Wave may have an edge. I’d have to dig deeper — this is just a five minute look. The GW has 6 basic gestures, if you count the button push, Neova has 4. They both can do DIN MIDI, have software interface software. The GW has the Eurorack CV interface, for someone who wants that. The Neova has the Hub, the GW goes directly to a computer Bluetooth, or to their DIN MIDI receiver, or to the Eurorack CV receiver.
The cost are similar, i guess you’d have to price out exactly what you’d want to compare.
The big driver on this would be to compare how they work.
ADDED: The software MiMu Glover will add support for the Genki Wave later this year, see my post in the GW thread.