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Oreon Exosuit
Project by lizarddragon1054
An exoskeleton that combines a rigid steel frame with soft robotics and servo motors.
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NEURODRIVE
Project by deluxe87
Muscle electrical stimulator for force feedback in Virtual Reality
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Robotic Flexor
Project by josh collins
A passive linear actuator based on a simple solenoid to recreate the flex motion of biological muscles.
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Cube for disabled people
Project by jaewookha
Cube fitting program for people who have numb muscles or can't lift heavy objects
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uMyo - wearable EMG sensor with wet/dry electrodes
Project by Ultimate Robotics
EMG sensors for controlling devices and PC with muscle commands
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Muscle BioAmp BisCute
Project by Deepak Khatri
A cute little DIY ElectroMyography (EMG) sensor!
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EMG dino game controller
Project by Deepak Khatri
Muscle (EMG) based game controller!
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Mirru
Project by vladimir.hermand
Control your 3D printed prosthesis using an open source app on your phone.
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DextrEMS: Enhancing Communication through Haptic
Project by Romain Nith
DextrEMS is a haptic device allowing the user to spell a subset of American Sign Language by combining an exoskeleton and EMS.
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Arm Day
Project by Charmille Delattre
"parle à ma main"-v2
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Muscle-Brain Interface
Project by M. Bindhammer
Measurement of electrical activity in muscles and display as multicolor light pulses in an artificial brain
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Synthetic Muscle Replication
Project by DrWest
Testing synthetic muscles made from polyethylene fishing line
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Pneumatic Artificial Muscle Control
Project by DangerousElectrician
Low cost control of a pneumatic artificial muscle
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Drop Foot FES
Project by Nathan Youngblood
An open source, portable device to artificially stimulate leg muscles using functional electrical stimulation.
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Electromyography Signal Acquisition
Project by Jesse
Electromyography is the acquisition of action potential signals which characterise the movement of muscles in the body.
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