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Electronics solutions for prostheses and muscle sensing

Designed to fit your lab:

Wire up your sensors to the dedicated ADC, connect your prosthesis battery and you are ready to log data on the microsd. Fancy Bluetooth for maximum flexibility? Pair the board via BLE, and stream data to your device. The USB is always available to feed data straight into your acquisition suite.

Fully digital system? You can connect your I²C sensors and your CAN driven prosthesis. Want to simulate sensors signals? There's a dual channel DAC that can drive analogue prostheses.

The user friendly programming approach of the Arduino platform will help you focus on what's important: get the work done. The EMG-32 software will be publicly available  and examples will be provided for basic use of all the components, providing abstractions from the low-level hardware.

Emg-32 v1 board image shows a type c connector, microsd slot, on/off slide button, 2 push-switches for bootmode and reset, 8 channels adc on the top, 2 channels dac in the middle. can transceiver and its level shifter. At the right edge of the board a big screw terminal connector with 10 pins.

EMG-32 v1

V1

EMG-32 v2 board render. Now it shows an RGB led, slide switch is moved, there's an RTC with its battery holder at the bottom right. There are 2 big polymer capacitors for the buck converter.

EMG-32 v2

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EMG-32 v3

V3 changelog:


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