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What's the difference to Thalmic Labs' Myo?
by 7373737373 8y ago
What's the difference to Thalmic Labs' Myo?
- dmos62 8y agoI had a job writing software for piloting a drone with Myo. Myo recognizes a small set of palm and finger gestures, not continuous movements, so, for example, you couldn't record yourself typing on the keyboard. It does stream arm movement and rotation though. No mind reading either, which is the gist of the Ctrl-labs' armband.
- rocqua 8y agoAccording to the article, better machine learning leading to more consistency.
- fapjacks 8y agoI have a Myo, and it's the device which taught me that what I'm actually interested in is interface technology that reduces my movement cost, and the Myo -- while being a pretty cool device and also one of the few that actually works within 10% of what's advertised -- unfortunately increases my movement cost. It's also got a pretty narrow range of actions. More than a few, but not enough to make the increase in movement cost worthwhile, IMO.