Kitchener-based Thalmic Labs is shipping over 40,000 motion-controlled Myo armbands to developers who pre-ordered the product. According to CBC a number of developers have already…
It looks like even the Prime Minister himself couldn’t wait to get a glimpse of the Myo. Prime Minister Stephen Harper got a behind-the scenes…
For those of you who just can’t wait to get your Myo gesture control armband on your arm, the team at Thalmic Labs has…
With alpha units of the Myo now in the hands of developers, we are starting to really see the power of this game changing…
Every once in a while a product is invented that changes our lives. Amazon’s Kindle, Apple’s iPhone and Microsoft’s Kinect are some of these…
The Next 36 2013 Hackathon wrapped up over the weekend with over 140 undergraduate students wired up on Red Bull, coffee and wearable tech. The…
Young entrepreneurs, engineers and coders who dream to make Minority Report a reality will have their chance at The Next 36’s first 24-hour Hackathon…
Thalmic Labs is on a growth spurt and is committed to building the future of wearable technology. The company behind the MYO armband has…
Kitchener-based Thalmic Labs, the startup behind the gesture-control armband MYO, knows two is better than one. The team recently announced that users can start to…
Stephen Lake, Matthew Bailey and Aaron Grant have had an incredible year since starting Thalmic Labs. Apparently when they interviewed for the VeloCity Venture…