I've used the future of device input, and now Meta explains how it works

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I've used the future of device input, and now Meta explains how it works - Android Central

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It also feels incredibly natural to interact with virtual interfaces when using an sEMG band thanks to the haptic feedback engine inside.

That second part is most important because, if companies like Meta are going to launch a successful pair of smart glasses with a display, they'll need to cut out as much "fluff" technology as possible to make the glasses small and comfortable.

Using a pair of smart glasses without this band is akin to using a smartphone without a touch screen.