Muscle Plotter – Assistive interface for hand-drawn computation

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Created by Pedro Lopes, Doğa Yüksel, François Guimbretière, and Patrick Baudisch at the Hasso Plattner Institut, Muscle-Plotter is an assistive interface that allows hand-drawn computation using EMS muscles actuation.

It is a sort of invisible computer because it uses your body as the interface. The idea here is we want user's to be able work on complex problems and exciting tasks (such as sketching a car and testing it on a wind tunnel simulator) without needing an full computer with screens and keyboards.

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