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The Myo Armband & Johnny Matheny

May 21, 2017
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The Myo armband is a wearable gesture control and motion control device that lets the wearer take control of your phone, computer, and much more, touch-free.

It’s a remarkable device for tech users and gamers but in this episode of The Gadget Buzz, we looked at how the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory had used Myo to create the world’s first gesture-controlled prosthetic arm for Johnny Matheny,

S02E01-2016
Series Editor: Andy O’Donoghue
Director: David Tiernan

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