The future is officially here!
What we thought was only fiction and fit for sci-fi movies has become a modern day reality. Today we have come across the MYO, aka the Wearable Gesture Controller. Basically, everything you would have to use a controller for or physically press on your keyboard or video game controller, can now be done with a simple gesture while wearing the MYO.
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The MYO will be compatible with Mac, Windows, iOS and uses the electrical activity from your muscles to wirelessly control all of your electronic devices, including your computer and phone. What this means is that with just the turn of your wrist, you will be able to adjust the volume on your computer or even control your video games with a few basic hand movements.
If that is not cool enough, Google has officially released the first real information on Google Glass. If you’ve ever wanted to be able to have your technology and actual life intertwined, the Google Glass is right up your alley. It is a futuresque voice operated device that is able to display information in smartphone-like format in your field of vision, boasting features such as phonecalls, short messages, instant messages, navigation, music player, photo camera and much more.
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If you happen to have $1,500 to spare, you can submit an application to Google to be one of the first to experience Google Glass by clicking here. On the other hand, you can sort-of experience the Google Glass by pressing play below.
For another glimpse into the future, check out the MYO Wearable Gesture Controller in the video above or you can pick one up for just $149 by clicking here.
