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MYOblue v1.2
Wireless EMG sensors

Compact, fully wireless sensors for real-time recording of EMG signals. Small size and wireless design don't interfere with natural movement patterns. Up to 8 synchronized sensors in one set, with a transmission range up to 10 meters. Precise, stable, and easy to set up.

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Why Specialists Choose Us

Dry Electrodes

All our sensors and systems have dry, built-in EMG electrodes, so there's no need for disposables or conductive gels.
Wireless Systems

Our wireless systems give you full freedom of movement, with reliable, real-time signal transmission and multi-sensor synchronization. Quick setup means more time for your actual work.
Arduino Code Sketches

Our free Arduino library includes sample sketches: from simple signal visualization to basic EMG control. These give you a solid foundation for building your own EMG control systems and other custom projects.
EMG Signal Visualisation Software

We provide a free, open-source, cross-platform, Python-based GUI for real-time EMG visualization, analysis, and processing.
Support and Individual Approach

We answer questions of any complexity. Issues are a normal part of experimental and development work, and we are here to help you resolve them.
Open Platform

Elemyo sensors are open-source, so you can freely customize and integrate them into your own projects and research workflows. This opens up far more possibilities than a closed system ever could.

Applications

Our products are suitable for a wide range of applications involving muscle and cardiac activity. Precise raw signal quality, flexible integration, and open-source software let you solve tasks in fields ranging from robotics and biomechanics research to sport, fitness, and beyond.

Orthopedics

Sensor integration and research applications for orthopedic, prosthetic, and exoskeleton devices

Computer peripherals

Computer controllers based on muscle activity

VR&AR

Gesture recognition for remote controllers and natural human-computer interaction

Robotics

Muscle control of robots and manipulators

Research

Movement patterns studying, biomechanical analysis

Education

Studying robotics, biomechanics, and other related disciplines

Sport and Fitness

Muscle activity and heart rate tracking for training and performance, with real-time monitoring or recording for later analysis

Connected health

Muscle activity, heartrate monitoring, sleep monitoring

Toys and Gaming

EMG-controlled game interfaces and interactive gadgets