Meta is working on an innovative wearable device that allows users to control computers with simple hand gestures.
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The core technology behind this device is surface electromyography (sEMG), a method that reads the tiny electrical signals generated by muscle activity. The main aim of the device is to provide an intuitive, non-invasive way for people with motor disabilities to interact with digital devices.
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