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Early Access: Meta's Neural Band just got cooler with neural handwriting for Ray-Ban Display
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Click for next articleWhat you need to knowMeta announces that its neural handwriting is now rolling out in its EAP (Early Access Program) for the Ray-Ban Display.
If you've got a pair of Meta smart glasses, the company has announced a silent handwriting feature in Early Access using the Neural Band.
To enable neural handwriting, head to Meta AI app > Settings > select your glasses > Early Access > toggle Meta AI with neural handwriting.
The neural band was an object of interest for Android Central's Nicholas Sutrich last year, too.
To Meta, the sEMG band (neural band) is a requirement for "true AR smart glasses products."