Interfaces

Neural wrist interfaces

Wristbands that read muscle signals so you can control glasses with tiny finger movements.

Early Commercial

What it is

A surface electromyography band that detects motor-neuron signals at the wrist.

How it works

Electrodes sample electrical activity from forearm muscles; models decode intended gestures before they are fully performed.

Why it matters

Voice control fails in public and on cameras; a silent, invisible input method makes display glasses socially usable.

Advantages

  • Discreet
  • Works without hands in view
  • Low latency

Current limitations

  • Second device to charge
  • Learning curve
  • Limited third-party support

Commercial readiness

Shipping bundled with a flagship display product.

Development timeline

  1. 2025

    Neural band ships with consumer display glasses