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Facebook reveals its Smart Glasses’ nerve-tracking wristband tech

Facebook reveals its Smart Glasses’ nerve-tracking wristband tech

Posted on March 18, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Facebook has revealed another step in its path to augmented reality Smart Glasses, a wrist-based controller that blends AI and nerve-tracking EMG to leapfrog traditional input systems. While the eventual goal is a super-smart artificial intelligence that instinctively intuits what you might want from your high-tech glasses, Facebook says, this wrist-based input controller is much more practical in the shorter term.

Earlier this month, Facebook discussed its roughly 10 year vision for smart glasses and augmented reality.
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Wearables Tags:AI, artificial intelligence, Augmented Reality, controller, facebook, smart

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