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You can use our free software designed for EMG signal visualization, analysis, and processing. All download links are provided in the datasheet of each product, as well as at the link below.
What support can I expect after purchase?
We offer technical support for any questions you may have, from setup and use to more advanced questions specific to your work, whether that's research, development, or training. Feel free to reach out anytime, and we're glad to support you along the way.
Should I use conductive gel with your sensors?
No, our sensors don't require conductive gel. They use dry skin contact and are designed to maintain a stable, reliable signal on their own — in most cases, even without shaving beforehand.
What material are the sensor electrodes made of?
We use stainless steel for our dry skin contact EMG sensors.
Can I buy a system MYOstack with 9 modules but use 4, 6 or 8 sensors?
Yes, you can. Sensors do not have to be connected all at once.
Can I connect EMG sensor MYO to Arduino?
Yes, of course. Datasheet of the sensor contains the pinout of the sensor and an example of connection scheme to Arduino Uno.
What is the Servo_Motion_Control.ino sketch about?
This sketch allows you to control the servo motor continuously - the angle of rotation of the motor shaft is proportional to the degree of muscle tension.
What is the Servo_Discrete_Control.ino sketch about?
This sketch allows you to define single muscle contractions.
Yes, there are 2 examples in the Arduino library: Servo_Motion_Control.ino and Servo_Discrete_Control.ino.
The example of such connection is described in an overview MYO v1.4