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It turns Meta's wrist EMG band, sold only with its glasses, into a general Mac input device, a first look at what neural wristbands can do off-script.
Kinesis is a macOS app that reads the Meta Neural Band's sEMG signals directly and maps hand gestures to Mac actions: swipe between desktops, open Mission Control, control music, and pinch and turn for volume or brightness. Mappings are customisable and there is a practice mode before controls go live. It ships as a DMG for macOS 14+ on Apple Silicon and Intel. The band is only sold bundled with Meta's glasses, and so far it has been tested by its author alone.
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