Mind-reading wristband lets you switch on lights from a distance

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Facebook has unveiled a futuristic mind-reading wristband that allows users to control their lights, boil kettles and manipulate virtual objects from a distance with tiny movements of their fingers.

For the full story, click here: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2021/03/18/facebooks-mind-reading-wristband-control-gadgets-distance/

The social media giant laid out its plan to replace the computer mouse with wrist-mounted sensors that intercept the commands sent by users’ brains to their hands.

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