ClipOn EMG V-0.0
by
Akshay Jain
Introduction
Surface EMG signals are electrical signals produced due to
activity in muscles. These signals can be captured by placing
electrodes over the muscles, and then can be processed to detect
activity. They can be used for people with disabilities who are
not able to control their body parts, but still can move some of
the muscles. There are
some wireless sEMG sensor systems available in the market,
however, they are either expensive or complex to use.
Here, our
project develops a ClipOn EMG system which taps the EMG signals,
processes them using a simple electronic circuit and transmits
them to a host computer using TS 7250 board over a local network
wirelessly. The host computer plots the received signals and
processes them for detecting two types of gestures performed by
the person. Finally, we show an application where the clip on
EMG system is used along with another system which helps a
person with speech disability to convey his/her messages through
a speak synthesizer.
Wireless EMG demo video

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