Goodbye Joystick?

[badfinger]

I don't know. This could be applied to flight sims. As they say "You can control presentations, video, content, games, browse the web, create music, edit videos, and so much more! And developers are dreaming of new, exciting ways to use MYO every day."

It will interesting to see how this all pans out.

https://getmyo.com/

binky9

[zapatista]

interesting device, could have many applications

thanks for posting it

[wannabetheace]

Originally Posted by binky9

I don't know. This could be applied to flight sims. As they say "You can control presentations, video, content, games, browse the web, create music, edit videos, and so much more! And developers are dreaming of new, exciting ways to use MYO every day."

It will interesting to see how this all pans out.

https://getmyo.com/

binky9

well if it has FFB then you can be sure of

[lensman1945]

Originally Posted by wannabetheace

well if it has FFB then you can be sure of

What...like a blood pressure monitor cuff?

[TomcatViP]

Great device but a bit expensive for the tech involved (this is the price of an entry-level smart-phone) .

Wld wait a couple of semester and get mine at 50$.

PR is great (geeky vid) but sometime ineffective.

[raaaid]

well actually i dont think it would be difficult to give it force feedback with electromagnets

you wouldnt even need effor to keep your arm extended

[Feathered_IV]

Perhaps not all that appropriate for emulating the experience of a World War Two pilot, but might be a godsend for all those Skyrim wizards out there.