Electromyography (EMG) in Ergonomics: EMG Armband to Assess Injury Risks
What do we mean when we describe someone as a “hard worker”? This term often brings the image of feeling drained after a long day, particularly in physically demanding jobs.
Biosignal Shyncronization with SyncBox
Are you looking for a convenient way of connecting several MindRove devices together and obtaining the raw data from them with no difficulties? Look no further than the SyncBox.
How Do EMG Sensors Work?
Electromyography (EMG) sensors are medical instruments designed to measure and record the electrical signals generated by muscles during contraction. This technology is essential for diagnosis, medical rehabilitation, sports science, and neuromuscular physiology.
What is EMG?
Electromyography, commonly known as EMG, is a groundbreaking technology that has significantly advanced our understanding of muscle function.
What is EEG?
Ever wondered how scientists and doctors can “see” brain activity? The key lies in a fascinating technology known as electroencephalography, or EEG.
EMG-based Hand Gesture Recognition in VR
As VR continues to be a popular topic in research, there is a focus on making the VR experience more comfortable for users.