The idea was to combine the EMG signals with those from an IMU that tracks that motion of the arm, and then “fuse” the signals to control devices. After many–many–iterations, they ended up with the ...

The Myo Armband controls the digital world around you with a flick of the wrist. This toaster makes toast. The Myo Armband may control the toaster. This gift decision is easy.

The Myo Gesture Control Armband?lets you control games, presentations, and media players with the wave of your hand, but it won't replace your mouse and keyboard anytime soon.

New York-based startup Ctrl-labs has acquired patents associated with North's Myo wristband, which translated neural signals into digital commands.

The Myo band used to control the prosthetic is impressively cost effective selling for $200. It's also less invasive than methods of controlling robotic prosthetics that require the implanting of ...

Thalmic Labs has released footage revealing how the company's Myo armband is being used in prosthetic limb research. At the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory in the US, the team behind Myo ...

The Myo armband is a gesture-control accessory that allows people to control all manner of devices and software as it senses movements in their arm*.

Can MYO stand out in a gesture-control field that will include Microsoft, Leap Motion, and - who knows - maybe Apple? Check out the video below and decide for yourself.

Its electromyography (EMG) sensors read electrical activity in the muscles to detect gestures in the hand, while other sensors track the motion of the arm.