Meta is quietly turning a niche accessory for smart glasses into something much more ambitious: a neural interface that could control cars, homes, and screens without a single visible gesture. The ...

The tiny screen embedded in Meta's Ray-Ban Display glasses is only visible to the wearer. It's controlled by gestures that are sensed by the included neural wristband. My first two days wearing Meta's ...

Meta maestro Mark Zuckerberg says he plans to release a wristband humming with neural secrets to revolutionise the digital underworld. Zuckerberg spilt the beans on the Morning Brew Daily talk show, ...

Global technology leaders team up on innovative wearable integration to showcase next-generation input for in-vehicle command and control capabilities LAS VEGAS, Jan. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Garmin ...

It seems like Garmin can’t get away from its reputation of being “a wearable company” even when it’s pushing its in-car cabin experience. At CES on Tuesday, Garmin announced a partnership with Meta ...

An early proof-of-concept demo of Meta's neural gesture band connected to Garmin's smart car interface is the company's next push to expand the applications of neural technology. I started with CNET ...

It's only been a few months since Meta announced that it would open its smart glasses platform to third-party developers. But one startup at CES is already showing off how the glasses can help power ...

On Tuesday, Zuckerberg shared a short video across Facebook and Instagram featuring himself alongside Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth, revealing early access to what Meta calls "neural typing" on its Ray-Ban ...

Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) just provided an interesting update on its latest artificial intelligence (AI) glasses. In September of last year, the Magnificent Seven company unveiled its ...