Le bracelet Myo utilisé pour piloter un bras artificiel d'une personne amputée (@ThalmicDev) #Objets_connectés https://t.co/Wqezm0XpHw
November 19, 2015
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Meet the Man With a Myo-Controlled Robotic Arm
When we started Thalmic Labs in 2012, our goal was simple: to give humans superpowers. With our first product, the Myo armband, we wanted to push technology forward. We invited third-party developers from around the world to make their dreams a reality with Myo, giving them access to SDKs and raw data to bring applications to life.
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