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Meta's Reality Labs has developed an experimental wristband that translates hand gestures and subtle finger movements into commands for digital devices, potentially enabling touchless control and aiding individuals with severe disabilities. The device uses electromyography and AI to adapt to users without prior training, and could be available within a few years.
Meta researchers are developing a gesture-controlled wristband that uses surface electromyography (sEMG) to interpret muscle signals, enabling users, including those with motor disabilities, to control computers through hand gestures without invasive procedures. The device aims to provide a non-invasive alternative to brain implants and EEG-based systems, with testing in collaboration with Carnegie Mellon for users with spinal cord injuries.
Meta has developed an experimental wristband that uses electromyography and AI to interpret electrical signals from muscles, allowing users to control computers and devices with hand gestures or even just thoughts, without physical movement or surgery, aiming to enhance human-computer interaction and assist disabled individuals.