Zuckerberg says brain signal-reading wearable is 'kind of close' to product-ready

Meta is developing a neural interface wristband that interprets brain signals to control VR headsets or smart glasses.
The technology, mentioned by Mark Zuckerberg on a podcast, is close to being product-ready.
The band interprets nervous system signals sent from the brain to the hands, converting them into accurate gesture controls.
The neural interface improves over time at understanding each person’s brain signals.
Even tiny finger motions can deliver a strong enough brain signal for the EMG to pick up and interpret as a specific motion.
The challenge lies in progressing beyond simple left-right swipes to typing and interacting in mid-air with just your hands.