Depending on the implementation, this could include the use of electromyography (EMG) sensors to measure electrical signals in the skin, allowing it to determine muscle activity.

"These sketches should make Arduino-based web-controlled home automation, and remote-responsive spaces a lot easier...." ( ( (This is a terrible thing to admit at the beginning of 2009: but I've ...

A couple of new patents from the company revealed that a future watch could feature sensors that can detect muscle movement and tension to determine the position of the wrist.

10:11 am August 19, 2015 By Julian Horsey An Arduino smartwatch called the O Watch created by 8 year old developer Omkar, who has been creating an Arduino projects since he was six.

The O Watch is an Arduino Zero -based, customizable smartwatch kit that has a kid-friendly '90s look to it. The watch kit is targeted toward children who are amateurs in programming and ...

A couple of new patents from the company revealed that a future watch could feature sensors that can detect muscle movement and tension to determine the position of the wrist.