The Myo Gesture Control Armband is difficult to set up and use, and doesn't do much, even when it works. No way to modify basic options. Why you can trust Tom's Guide Our writers and editors spend ...

Thalmic Labs' Myo armband, a wearable tech device that responds to the electrical signals in your arm muscles, is now for sale on Amazon.com for $199 US ... muscles in a person's lower arm, so users ...

A few years ago, Thalmic Labs demonstrated its muscle-controlled Myo armband that promised to ... If you want more gesture-based control in your world, we'd be curious to hear about how in the ...

Canadian firm Thalmic Labs has announced the end of sales of the Myo armband, a gesture-control device which was being explored in the realm of prosthetics. Last week, Thalmic Labs co-founder ...

Using a technique known as electromyography, this little armband was able ... pretty unnecessary to throw gesture control into the mix. For other things, however, Myo makes a whole lot of sense.

MYO's gesture control armband promises to let you "unleash your inner Jedi" by offering the ability to wirelessly control your smartphone or computer via gestures. It does this by detecting the ...

Waterloo-based startup Thalmic is getting close to shipping its final consumer version of the Myo gesture control armband, which slips onto the forearm and can detect electrical impulses sent ...

Integration with the Myo armband means physicians can find and move through patient information with the simple swipe of a hand. The gesture control extends beyond voice and touch commands to ...

One up-and-comer, Thalmic Labs, hopes that the next ruler will be 3D gesture control. The actual MYO device is an armband. When worn, it senses gestures, and sends the corresponding signal (via ...

The last time we caught up with Thalmic Labs, the guys behind the MYO gesture control armband, the team was just beginning to ship Alpha editions of the device late last year. As gesture control ...

Now, a company started by three University of Waterloo engineering graduates brings yet another device to the table for your consideration: an armband called MYO. Unlike other gesture control devices ...

Is the Myo the solution? Produced by Matthew Stuart Follow BI Video: On YouTube More from Tech Controlling computers with hand gestures – the way Tony Stark as Iron Man does in the "Avengers ...