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Pair IMU forearm sleeve via low-latency USB-C CDC or Bluetooth LE.
Low-latency Bluetooth LE wireless telemetry bus via SimpleBLE. Auto-discovers wearable forearm sleeve.
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Establishes zero-gravity baseline and filters involuntary resting tremors.
Live 6-DoF tracking via hardware Roll, Pitch, and Yaw.
Suppresses physiological resting tremors below 6.0° without muting deliberate voluntary gesture motions.
10 classified neuromuscular gesture bindings with dual-barrier protection.
Tune SimpleBLE hardware scan timing, terminal logging verbosity, and daemon parameters.
Switch between Obsidian Dark and High-Contrast Clean Light mode.
Enable or suppress individual gestures from triggering key actions, or toggle testing mode.
Sets how long SimpleBLE actively listens for peripheral advertisements during discovery.
Controls live log ingestion and telemetry DOM updates to prevent frame drops in physics.
Hardware startup parameters saved directly to GyronicsAPIService/gyrconfig.json.
Dynamically adjusts Preprocessor.hpp thresholds and timeout window in the running Manager C++ daemon without restarting.
Complete walkthrough on pairing, calibration, gesture thresholds, key mapping, and troubleshooting.
Axol Launch supports two transport pipelines: Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and USB Serial (CDC).
GyronicsBLE) from the dropdown and click
Connect Device.Calibration aligns the IMU sensor coordinate system to your physical desk datum plane:
The neuromuscular gesture engine uses a real-time hysteresis capture window in C++:
Map each of the 10 classified gestures to any desktop shortcut or macro:
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press your desired key or combo on your keyboard (e.g. Ctrl + V, Space).
Delete/Backspace while recording, to set the gesture to
None (Disabled). Disabled gestures will not emit keypresses.Experience direct kinetic neuromuscular control in an offline 60 FPS physics engine:
Replay recorded 6-DoF datasets, stream autonomous continuous sequences, or import custom CSV telemetry.