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Controlling Prosthetic Hand (Cardboard) Using EMG Sensor

Build a DIY EMG-controlled prosthetic hand! Use the Muscle BioAmp Shield (Arduino Uno shield) to read and act on muscle signals.

Controlling Prosthetic Hand (Cardboard) Using EMG Sensor

Upside Down Labs
939

This project offers an exciting, new way to control laptop video games using your own muscle electricity (EMG)

Controlling Video Games Using Muscle Signals (EMG)

Upside Down Labs
227
The Ultimate "Servo Claw Game"

Flex to grip! 🦾 Control a robotic claw with your muscle signals. Learn EMG & prosthetics with this fun, DIY Arduino-powered game.

The Ultimate "Servo Claw Game"

Upside Down Labs
137

Visualize your brain, heart, muscle, and eye activity (EEG/ECG/EMG/EOG) with NPG Lite!

Your First Steps to HCI/BCI Projects

Upside Down Labs
96
Electromyography (EMG) and Pulse Oximeter Device

A Arduino-based EMG muscle signal sensing device with a blood oxygenation detector.

Electromyography (EMG) and Pulse Oximeter Device

Yashvi Gupta
83

Drive with your body! Steer, accelerate, and brake using muscle signals in this DIY wireless racing wheel for an immersive gaming experience

Build Your Own Steering Wheel Gaming Setup

Upside Down Labs
74

Build a 2-Channel EMG Visualizer! Use Arduino to capture signals from both arms and see real-time muscle activity on an LCD display.

Visualizing 2 Channel EMG on LCD Display Module

Upside Down Labs
72
EMG & Motion Gesture Control: Arduino UNO Q Game

Two wearable armbands + Edge Impulse classify muscle and motion gestures on an Arduino UNO Q, turning them into live game controls

EMG & Motion Gesture Control: Arduino UNO Q Game

Team Neurostrike
40
Control a Car Racing Game Using Your Muscle Signals (EMG)

Control a racing game with your muscles! A 2-channel EMG controller converts forearm movements into real-time game controls.

Control a Car Racing Game Using Your Muscle Signals (EMG)

Upside Down Labs
23
Forearam Wrestling

EMG-powered arm wrestling game where muscle signals control a servo claw, turning real-time strength into a fun, interactive HCI experience.

Forearam Wrestling

Upside Down Labs
8
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