Canadian-based Thalmic Labs is ending sales of the Myo armband in preparation for something new. Co-founder Stephen Lake outlined in a blog post how Thalmic got where it is, and what the company’s ...

Thalmic has enjoyed a fair amount of success with its gesture-controlling Myo armband, which found uses in everything from DJ sets to prosthetics. However, the company is trying something radical ...

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Canadian wearables company Thalmic Labs has announced that its ceasing sales of its gesture- and motion-guided Myo armband, as it looks to put all its efforts into an as-yet-undisclosed new ...