Meta and Reality Labs introduced a wristband utilizing surface electromyography technology to control computers and devices without traditional input methods. The wristband interprets small movements from the hands and fingers, reading muscle signals in the wrist. It's designed to operate seamlessly with Meta’s augmented reality glasses. The device leverages AI trained on data gathered from over 300 participants to recognize various hand shapes and movements, enhancing usability. It enables users to interact with devices through subtle actions like finger tapping or miming writing, allowing for accurate translation of gestures into commands.
Meta and Reality Labs introduce a smart wristband that substitutes traditional input devices like keyboards and mice, allowing control through small hand and finger movements.
The wearable technology uses surface electromyography to read muscle signals, enabling functions like tapping and swiping without significant physical motion.
AI and machine learning power the smart bracelet, interpreting diverse hand shapes and movement styles from extensive user data to enhance accuracy and usability.
Users can engage with their devices through subtle gestures, such as tapping on surfaces or miming writing motions, which the system recognizes to produce text.
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