We are excited to start capturing the labeled training data with the aide of the new open muscle lask device which is a modified physical therapy tool aimed at strengthening the fingers and dexterity of the hand. We did a livestream working with the device here: You can also view the whole stream video on […]

Working on the documentation for open muscle there were a few definitions or naming conventions that we needed to settle on. Since we are primarily approaching this problem from a regression training approach with labels we wanted to give the physical label device a name. LASK seemed to be a good fit and we are

We needed a simple and transparent way to setup and update #openmuscle devices, so we created ugit. A simple single file micropython module that will keep a micropython board in sync with the latest changes in a GitHub repository. We enjoy the cheeky logo we created of a python trying to play nicely with an

OTA updates by adding uget.py and uget_config.py to your repository! Currently uget is not able to traverse folders that don\’t have items directly inside of the directory. But more features will be added as we modify it for #openmuscle. We are happy to be able to add to the community. Ever want to have your

It was difficult to find the ESP32 S2 Mini pinout and even the wemos website does not specify what the pins are save for in the datasheet. According to the images The ESP32 S2 mini pinouts show pins 1-18,21,33-40 being accessible via the board. Link to the datasheet: https://www.wemos.cc/en/latest/s2/s2_mini.html Features of the board: The image

The prototype is working and gathering data. The position of the pins still need some help being directed radially inward, so we are hard at work developing the new Cell cases. Check out the quickly edited video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuhdpZwuAQ4 More videos and news to come!