I build open-source research software for EMG, myocontrol, neuromuscular simulation, and neurorehabilitation.

My main projects are MyoGestic, a framework for real-time biosignal experiments and myocontrol, and MyoGen, a simulation framework for motor-unit activity, muscle force, and EMG.

These tools are built for researchers, students, and developers who want to prototype faster, test ideas more reproducibly, and build on open scientific software instead of starting from scratch every time.

Sponsorship helps support the maintenance work that usually happens after the paper: fixing bugs, improving documentation, writing examples, testing releases, answering issues, and keeping the tools usable for the community.

Myo means muscle. But there is also a hidden my in there: once you clone the code, adapt it, and build with it, the tool becomes yours too.

Thank you for supporting open-source science.