بازو بند کنترل حرکت Myo

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About two years ago, an unknown startup by the name of Thalmic Labs took the Web by storm with a teaser for its upcoming product, Myo. Using a technique known as electromyography, this little armband was able to read electrical signals from the muscles in your forearm, map them to gestures made with your hand, and control other devices with those gestures.

Features
To read the muscle activity in your forearm, Myo wraps it in eight different blocks, each of which contains a medical-grade EMG sensor. The armband also uses a three-axis gyroscope, three-axis accelerometer, and three-axis magnetometer to sense motion in any direction.

Muscle activity and motion readings are handled by an onboard ARM Cortex M4 Processor, which communicates with your devices via Bluetooth. For devices that don’t have Bluetooth functionality built in, Myo also comes with a Bluetooth dongle that plugs into any USB port.
Details on battery size aren’t readily available, but Thalmic claims the lithium-ion cell inside is big enough to keep Myo going for a full day of continued use.