Myo Armband Teardown

[@MikeTrieu]

I've been waiting for a competently explained teardown of this device for a very long time and Limor has not disappointed. Simply awesome!

[@saifuddinmnor8027]

this myo armband is a great gadget. Thanks for this awesome tear down video. it really help me configure things up with EMG signal.

[@rodrigoloza4263]

I knew it, it has the most simple components that you may imagine. I'll make my own myo!!

[@etherious1017]

Did you made it? I can't seem to find the electrodes the used

[@brunobuss7005]

I want to make my own myo too for school project

[@semajkecyr]

This is really great, the insight is very helpful. Thank you!

[@DMonZ1988]

thanks guys, that was interesting. i just got my BRAGI DASH! it would be a tragic shame to tear one down, but also incredibly fascinating if you are prepared to. coolest wearable tech achievement i can think of. alternatively, maybe compare a $15 fitness tracker with a fitbit or sony offering to see if they are using more accurate or higher quality components.

[@Mistrons]

All I could think all the way through was - how steady were her hands!

[@hswei3084]

any led repairing method for myo armband? blue led is not functioning

[@danonalexander7582]

Have you already & I missed it, or would you please tear down a Leap motion controller?

[@wayneyue1662]

Thanks Marked

[@nathanleach238]

Excellent breakdown review and an awesome looking product. I want one... for each limb.

[@miguelperez-hk2tn]

Hi, I'm searching for something that can sense the impulse signals coming from the forearm. I just find out about Myo, but it seems discontinued. There is another device with similar characteristics on the market?

[@thisisvaze]

Thanks for this amazing video! I was wondering which surface EMG sensors have they used for it?

[@bigboom378]

Serious amount of Rigol tech in the background right there

[@yihaoliu8512]

Thank you for your work. It's very helpful for me to understand Myo's structure quickly. Does anyone know why there is a motor?

[@mechcem]

the motor has an off center weight on top to create vibrations when powered

[@FrancSchiphorst]

@@mechcem i have one. It's used to feed back eg when you make a gesture. but kan also be used from the software that is connected to feed back info. Handy when giving presentations where you get a buzz when the next slide command has been received :)

[@aminerahal9419]

Thanks, even if i don't have the knowledge to understand all of the video content, i have learn few things

[@jodubone]

hello i lost the usb device of my bracelet can you share the usb source files with me?

[@irobotroomba2483]

Did you stop doing weareable videos?

[@vighneshgajula4385]

Can it sense the gesture of fingers

[@apcaseufersa3837]

Good morning, I wanted to know which surface electrode used by this device. Could someone explain

[@assistivetechnologylab-atl3600]

WE WOULD LIKE TO BUY MYO ARM WHICH YOU HAVE SHOWED IN THIS VEDIO. CAN YOU HELP US FOR BUYING EMG MYO ARM BAND.

[@hariharanramamurthy9946]

and please tear down bose frame spectacles

[@NathanShantz]

RIP

[@alisevgili7498]

hello i lost my usb bluetooth device what can i do?

[@mihaigisca3462]

Hi, you can create an Android/iOS app that will connect via BLE with the band. You can create your own solution or try existing tools from here: github.com/balandinodidonato/MyoToolkit/blob/master/Software%20for%20Thalmic's%20Myo%20armband.md

[@hariharanramamurthy9946]

please tear down RON nvidia AI personal assistant

[@azmatsiddique3564]

nice video

[@Youtuberedits10k]

Good