Systems, articles, and methods for gesture identification in wearable electromyography devices
AssigneeThalmic Labs Inc.
InventorsIdris S. Aleem, Pedram Ataee, Matthew Bailey
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AssigneeThalmic Labs Inc.
InventorsIdris S. Aleem, Pedram Ataee, Matthew Bailey
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Systems, articles, and methods for performing gesture identification with improved robustness against variations in use parameters and without requiring a user to undergo an extensive training procedure are described. A wearable electromyography (“EMG”) device includes multiple EMG sensors, an on-board processor, and a non-transitory processor-readable storage medium that stores data and/or processor-executable instructions for performing gesture identification. The wearable EMG device detects, determines, and ranks features in the signal data provided by the EMG sensors and generates a digit string based on the ranked features. The permutation of the digit string is indicative of the gesture performed by the user, which is identified by testing the permutation of the digit string against multiple sets of defined permutation conditions. A single reference gesture may be performed by the user to (re-)calibrate the wearable EMG device before and/or during use.
A method of operating a wearable electromyography (“EMG”) device, wherein the wearable EMG device includes a set of EMG sensors and a processor, the set of EMG sensors communicatively coupled to the processor, and the method comprising:
A wearable electromyography (“EMG”) device comprising:
The wearable EMG device of 26 wherein each pod structure in the set of pod structures is positioned adjacent and in between two other pod structures in the set of pod structures and physically coupled to the two other pod structures in the set of pod structures, and wherein the set of pod structures forms a perimeter of an annular configuration.
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