Simulating EMG with MyoMock and MyoScope | Simple Tools for EMG Signal Visualization

In this video, I walk through two powerful tools we're developing for EMG signal simulation and visualization: MyoMock and MyoScope.

MyoMock simulates EMG activity by tracking mouse or keyboard inputs. As I move the mouse or press keys, it mimics muscle signals, allowing for easy experimentation without physical EMG hardware. It's a lightweight and intuitive solution, and we're nearly ready to deploy it.

MyoScope, on the other hand, provides more advanced controls for visualizing EMG data. It includes options like auto-scaling, grid toggling, time window adjustments, and baseline noise editing. You can even test flex intensity manually, making it highly customizable for different testing scenarios.

These tools are part of a broader effort to simplify EMG research and development, making it more accessible and interactive. If you're working in biomechanics, neural interfaces, or just curious about muscle signal analysis, this demo should give you a clear idea of what's possible.

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0:00 Introduction to MyoMock
0:08 Simulating EMG via mouse movement
0:17 Simulating EMG via keyboard input
0:29 Tool development update and readiness
0:36 Overview of MyoScope
0:42 MyoScope advanced features and controls
0:53 Noise baseline and flex intensity
1:04 Manual flex signal and noise handling
1:12 Deployment plans and page description note

Explore the tools:
https://bionichaos.com/MyoScope
https://bionichaos.com/MyoMock

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