MIT develops AI-powered wearable capable of moving fingers via voice

A team at MIT has created a prototype AI wearable named Human Operator, which is capable of momentarily controlling a person's wrist and finger movements. The device integrates a head-mounted camera, voice input, and artificial intelligence with electrical muscle stimulation. By converting spoken commands into electrical pulses, it triggers muscle activity. The Human Operator project serves as a study into human augmentation and embodied AI, rather than being designed for the consumer market.

by shortkt.com
yesterday