A year ago I test-drove Meta’s next-generation concept AR glasses, called project Orion, in a room on the company’s campus in Menlo Park, California. They incorporated 3D displays and a wireless processor puck, but what wowed me was the futuristic neural wristband I wore to control them.
Meta’s research in EMG — electromyography, or sensing muscle impulses via electrical signals using wearable sensors — is becoming a reality. I expect Meta to release that neural band as an accessory to a new pair of…
