Meta developed a ‘neural interface’ for its next-gen Orion AR glasses
Reading Time: < 1 minutesAt the Meta Connect 2024 conference, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that the company is developing a ‘neural interface’ that can be used to control its prototypical Orion AR glasses.
The interface, which seems inspired by devices developed by CTRL-labs, a brain-machine interface company Meta acquired in 2019, takes the form of a wrist-worn wearable. Wearers can gesture while wearing the wristband-type peripheral to navigate around apps on the paired Orion glasses.
‘[Orion is] the first device that is powered by our wrist-based neural interface,’ Zuckerberg said. ‘[This is a] device that allows you to just send a signal from your brain to [Orion].’
The Verge’s Alex Heath reports that the wristband will soon go on sale and will work with Meta’s other AR hardware. Pricing has yet to be announced.
Meta’s Orion glasses — which remain very much a concept at this stage — are true AR. Orion utilizes tiny projectors built into the glasses’ temples to create a heads-up display.
Ref: techcrunch
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