Meta’s Reality Labs has published a peer-reviewed article that describes the company’s efforts to build an input tool that is non-invasive and relies on surface electromyography (sEMG). The company has been working on wristband technology that is designed to enable human-computer interaction (HCI) using muscle signals. Meta says that the technology allows the wristband to capture a user’s “intent” to pinch, tap, or swipe, using their fingers, or type and navigate on a computer without using a keyboard or a mouse.
How Meta’s Non-Invasive Wristband Technology Works
A peer-reviewed article in the journal Nature describes the experimental technology being used by the company, that relies on a wristband designed to recognise neural signals that control a user’s muscles and interpret them as commands to perform various tasks. These include typing or navigating through a user interface, without using traditional input tools.
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