The Kinesis application has been released, allowing users to control their Mac computers using the Meta Neural Band. This tool provides a new way to interact with macOS through gestures detected by the neural band.
Kinesis enables various macOS controls, including swiping between desktops, opening Mission Control, and managing music playback. Users can also adjust volume or brightness through pinch and turn gestures. The application supports custom mapping of controls and operates from the menu bar.
To use Kinesis, users need macOS 14 or newer and a Meta Neural Band. The application is compatible with both Apple Silicon and Intel-based Macs. Setup involves downloading the DMG, dragging the app to Applications, pairing the band, and granting Bluetooth and accessibility permissions.
Kinesis is built natively in Swift and originated from prior experimental work with Astra in a neural-band-poc repository. The developer aimed to create a practical application from this research, making the underlying code available for others to explore.
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A new application named Kinesis allows users to control macOS functions, such as desktop navigation and volume adjustments, with the Meta Neural Band. This development provides an alternative input method for Mac users, leveraging a neural interface device for system interaction.