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CTOnews.com, August 30 (Xinhua)-- in a recent online question and answer, Andrew Bosworth, the technical director of Meta, shared his amazing speed of typing with a virtual keyboard, reaching 119 words per minute.

Zuckerberg also posted a video on Instagram showing a typing contest based on computer vision and mixed reality, saying that Reality Labs's research could turn any plane into a virtual keyboard. Meta Reality Labs is a division of Meta that specializes in advanced VR and AR technologies, hardware prototypes and beta software that may never be available, but they demonstrate Meta's technological potential and vision for the future.

The video shows a large QR code affixed to a table, where the competitor puts his hand on the table and taps his fingers on the virtual button, showing fast-appearing text on the screen. Zuckerberg mentioned in his post that he had achieved a typing speed of 100 words per minute, while Bosworth won the competition at a speed of nearly 120 words. Bosworth later clarified in his question and answer that his speed was 119 words per minute, with an accuracy of 98.9%. His first attempt was significantly slower, at about 70 words per minute. It was only after "letting go" and overcoming the psychological obstacles that 119 words were achieved.

CTOnews.com noted that Meta recently provided a sliding keyboard for Quest users, which is a good experience when using a handle, but when using only hands, if you move too fast, your accuracy will be affected.

The Meta research team did not say when or whether the hybrid reality keyboard would be available to consumers. It is worth noting that Reality Labs uses an Quest 2 headset, but you can see a cable connected to the computer, indicating that a computer is needed to run the technology.

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