MyoWare Muscle Sensor - Electromyography (EMG) & Robot Arm (failed attempt)!

[@Dronebotworkshop]

Hi everyone - It's come to my attention that there has been someone masquerading as myself, responding to some comments here with a link to a Telegram chat to win a prize from me. THIS IS A SCAM, I am not holding a contest, nor do I have a Telegram account. PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND TO THESE MESSAGES!! It's happening on a lot of my videos, I'm taking steps to remove them manually, but as I have 162 videos, it will take some time. If you do run across a suspicious comment, I would appreciate you letting me know at [e-mail]. Thanks! Bill (The real one!)

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[@mickeyfilmer5551]

Hi Bill, another brilliant video- Thanks, I have a money saving *(and eco friendly) tip for the pads. I use them for my T.E.N.S machine, and after using the pads, a simple rinse under a cold water for a few seconds, shake dry (don't be tempted to use tissue) and re adhere them to the original backing plastic- I can get upto 10x use from one set of pads, saving me literrally $$$$ pae annum, asd they are really expensive here in the UK.

[@jadus2198]

The second I saw you put on the sensors, I was already thinking "they have to come off at some point, that will be a pain". In the end, my conclusion was right. Thank you for sharing this, it is an interesting concept.

[@AmanPatel-rv2it]

I love the detailed explanation of everything you gave sir ,,, Very appreciated

[@UmPassosaFrente]

Best channel, from Brazil. Love it.

[@geoffreyzziwambazza7862]

It’s crazy how this video hits my feed the day before I have an actual EMG appointment. Love your content ❤️. I’ll stay tuned for more of your content!

[@rostamostmann9657]

I absolutely love this channel and its projects. Please do more medical engineering-related videos and maybe start venturing into Brain-Computer Interfaces.

[@petermolnar6017]

Thank you for pointing this out! As always, a superb video!

[@jeminacek]

Really nice video. I liked your trick to stabilize the y axis. If I may, I would suggest to smooth out the sensor output. My go to method is linear interpolation: float lerp(float newValue, float oldValue, float delay) { return newValue + delay * (oldValue - newValue); } Or you can simply calculate average from last two values. That way your input for the robot arm will be less shaky.

[@learnsketch9495]

This video was what i was waiting for a long time well explained tones of thankings

[@riqi5012]

terimakasih pak ap atas pembelajarannnya

[@riqi5012]

🥶kak

[@azerterty1081]

we have a good laugh at the end when you remove the adhesive patches. in short, your video is very interesting and fun. thank you very much.

[@tubeDude48]

At 19:35, stick the pads on 1st to yours, then plug the cables in. Much easier.

[@cacaokingdom3122]

Or attach the cables while they are still on the backing. Much easier.

[@omtapkir8639]

I didn't see this vid in subscription section and got notification now, im from South Asia

[@ThisWorks4Me]

Placing the upper sensor over the triceps would give you extension of the me amr.

[@codecage9333]

Ouch! On removing those pads! Super demo.

[@inlywang8157]

Good content as always

[@Leroys_Stuff]

Bill appreciate the video gonna have to get one and play with it soon

[@electronic7979]

Very good

[@ramtinnazeryan]

The most amazing video of yours. Thank you so much!

[@hugojoseorozcomercado8022]

uffffffff, me salvaste con este video, saludos desde Colombia

[@erockromulan9329]

Excellent video! I think I would shave my arm in those spots if I try

[@Gengh13]

You don't need to connect the servos to pwm pins, a while ago the standard servo library started using 1 timer for the Arduino that can control several servos on any pin. The only disadvantage is that you can't use the PWM pins that depend on that timer as PWM of course.

[@cacaokingdom3122]

Smart idea using the 3M pads. That is a fraction of the price as the ones from SparkFun. There is also the BioProtech ones on Amazon for even cheaper. I really like the little robot arm too! I looked them up and found it is an Opensource project with the files for laser cutting them available for free. Had it downloaded and cutting before I hit the end of the video! Already planning a build with my son for the ESP32 car you did a few months ago with some modifications. This will make another fun project, although the MyoWare are sold out at the moment.

[@Yorumcu63]

Great video thank you

[@furkand2092]

Good job

[@mh-studio1]

Thanks for good video tutorial.

[@roneiborges9222]

Hi Bill, Thanks a lot for this video I really appreciate that. So, I have just one question about it. Are we able to use this kind of system to improve some exercise at the gym? For example, we can create an app in order to integrate those systems and provide to the work out specialist important information, like posture, charge etc.

[@AnshSaraf26]

the emg sensors dont detect the hand moving up and down very well but if you try flexing your bicep you might get the desired results

[@ibadullahyt]

Hey have u tried this sensor..plz let me know the response of this myoware sensor as i want to sense the muscle movements or the biceps movement

[@raywood1624]

Hello Bill, I really enjoy your videos. Do you plan to continue DB1? I watched all the videos but notice 15 is the last one. Keep up the good work!

[@mohamudmohamed5828]

Hi bill Video about what is Pixhawk how does it work Thanks

[@tulaydemir9355]

Güzel video. Teşekürler

[@thehappycoder3760]

Really interesting

[@sergpodolnii3962]

Nice outro :)

[@vicdohar]

Very unique workshop. More funny outtakes in the future? ...so long as it doesn't involve hair removal.

[@sabitklcaslan6652]

Bu adam bu işleri biliyor

[@haneen3731]

Great video!

[@cristianzderich4477]

Execent video thank you very much

[@abpccpba]

Somewhere around 24 min it looks like you may be holding your forearm off the table; if so it would seem that would make readings scattered. I looked more and saw your arm off the table

[@Max_Bio]

is there a board combination of EMG and motor drive?

[@slimhazard]

The time has come for the Minority Report interface.

[@madhvan1873]

Sir make a review about stm32(bluepill)and blackpill With some basic sketches

[@mehmett-d7w]

Beatifull👍👍

[@dondudilekdagatar1141]

Magnificent

[@Nick-ye5kk]

Great content, could I ask for a video showing how to use the MCP23017 with the Arduino?

[@1minutechess]

Please make video on db robot

[@k4x4map46]

have you built or reviewed the Arduino IoT Air Quality checker based on the Arduino MKR Wifi 1010 or have any good references there of? thanks in advance!

[@TheUnofficialMaker]

Ow:interjection Used especially in response to sudden pain. Looks like the 3M pads stick the best! Are they the same as the pads they use for EKG? Great info, always amazed at what you come up with.

[@ahmetsahin1250]

Nice

[@erhanaksu7148]

It's nice

[@nilzie3509]

Hello DroneBot Workshop, My friend and I have a school project where we want to read our EMG signals, but myoware stopped production with this sensor. Can you help us with an alternative or can we get your sensor (with pay)? thanks for making amazing content ! greets Nils

[@oguzdinc7664]

Good🙏

[@jesmonde2120]

Güzel video

[@juanfra1997]

This channels is amazing but i would love to see this projects in pic because in my college arduino is forbidden

[@okanowl633]

Very Nice Çok Íyi :)

[@seyitince5069]

Super

[@anasqai]

If it is a muscle sensor, if each "o" to vibrate after pasting at parts of body, like a massage?

[@anasqai]

Another if a sensor for in front of Shoes like if have a Lump then to prevent Fall, a self-reminder by vibration at leg? Cool safety idea right? Especially during a fight or war we need to be safer.

[@MathiasBacher]

If I had muscles I would totally build this

[@vonries]

Very ambitious, but the best of luck to you, my old friend.

[@fadedillusions867]

And much less painful than getting an EMG done at the MD. Not any needles needed.

[@fatihoksuz9852]

Süper video

[@manewry66tw]

Wow. I really respect people like you for whom the limits don't exist even within a little workshop. You help us understand how to achieve anything without being Elon Musk. Thanks. Have a great Christmas.

[@Zemaxgamer]

Guys, I am having problems with my sensor and I would like to know if anyone can help me. When I turn on the sensor, it already starts with a 900 value on the Y Axis, without making any move... I am turning directly on the USB power of my laptop, is there any problem? Or I just lost my sensor? Tks

[@CraigMullins1]

nice

[@mohammedk.h.f3016]

Hi sir

[@wishicouldarduino8880]

I'm a doctor now .😁😁👍can I wear my stethoscope and white lab coat to black tie parties. I'll say it's all cool bill showed us how lol cool video😁👍🤖

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[@yayasase2707]

You can make a dog robot by Servo motor

[@keremtunc2614]

güzel

[@danieljohnsopardenilla997]

Do you by any chance sell any consultation services? I am a beginner, and I would REALLY pay to get my stepper motor to work lol. I've watched a lot of tutorials, and thought I've understood how to construct the circuit and code, yet I cannot get it to work. I'm working on a robot that I'm planning to patent, so it would be awesome if we could talk.

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How is it going

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Great video!

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