I'm excited about MYO too, and thanks for bringing ASETNIOP to my attention.
But I think "practical" is the wrong word for the advantages of both of those technologies (separately and also in combination). "Powerful" seems more to-the-point.
Myo requires specialized hardware. ASETNIOP requires specialized training. Minuum doesn't require the former (beyond an accelerometer), and almost none of the latter.
ASETNIOP's got a learning curve, but a MUCH higher ceiling. I'm seeing 37 wpm quoted as the top speed for Minuum, whereas here's a demo of an average speed of 65 wpm sustained over three minutes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nygdYinzpmk
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I'm excited about MYO too, and thanks for bringing ASETNIOP to my attention.
But I think "practical" is the wrong word for the advantages of both of those technologies (separately and also in combination). "Powerful" seems more to-the-point.
Myo requires specialized hardware. ASETNIOP requires specialized training. Minuum doesn't require the former (beyond an accelerometer), and almost none of the latter.
I think Minuum would combine well with Myo.
Links for the curious+lazy:
https://getmyo.com/
http://asetniop.com/
ASETNIOP's got a learning curve, but a MUCH higher ceiling. I'm seeing 37 wpm quoted as the top speed for Minuum, whereas here's a demo of an average speed of 65 wpm sustained over three minutes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nygdYinzpmk