Kinesis adds native macOS controls for the Meta Neural Band, letting you drive your Mac from wristband gestures. The project describes itself as highly experimental, so expect rough edges, but it is a concrete attempt at hands-free computer control using neural input rather than a camera or a pointing device.
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Map neural band gestures to native macOS actions
Drive a computer without a mouse or trackpad
Experiment with consumer neural input hardware on macOS
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