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New paper - Finger Gestures captured with fully wireless EMG system

  • Writer: Yael Hanein
    Yael Hanein
  • Apr 24, 2025
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jan 30

Still training finger-gesture predictive models with data of wired systems, static hands, and fixed gesture sets? That’s so 2024.


Our latest research takes things to the next level: Fully wireless, free-hand movement, and training with arbitrary finger angles. No constraints: Just natural, intuitive interactions. Excited to share our data collection methods and the possibilities they unlock! Stay tuned for the data analysis algorithm.




 
 
 

2 Comments


Subway Surfers City
Subway Surfers City
Jul 07

Really interesting research—it's exciting to see finger-gesture technology moving toward more natural, wireless interactions. In my free time, I like unwinding with Subway Surfers and it's always a fun way to relax after reading about innovations like this.

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Mimosa Lusiz
Mimosa Lusiz
Jun 18

Fascinating research! The idea of capturing detailed finger gestures with a fully wireless EMG system opens up so many possibilities, from Football Bros assistive technologies to more natural human-computer interaction. It's exciting to see wearable technology becoming both more practical and less intrusive.

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