Thalmic Labs MYO Alpha Demo at CES 2014 | Engadget
Now there's another way to make your friends laugh at you thanks to the Thalmic Labs' MYO armband, which senses motion and electrical activity in your muscles to let you control your computer or other device via Bluetooth 4.0.
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