SiFi Band
The premier multi-channel EMG armband for advanced biomechanics and human-computer
interaction research.

Product overview
The SiFi Band is the definitive tool for advanced biomechanics and multi-site muscle activity analysis. Its eight-channel, high-fidelity EMG system is engineered specifically for complex gesture recognition and rehabilitation applications where a complete neuromuscular picture is essential.
Integrated with a full suite of physiological sensors and designed for high-throughput, real-time data streaming, it provides an unparalleled, synchronized view of human movement and intent. Like all SiFi Labs hardware, it provides complete, unrestricted local access to your raw data, giving you the power to pioneer the next generation of HCI.
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Partners & Collaborators
Open access to raw signals gave us full control over processing and analysis, while ensuring all data remains local, greatly facilitating GDPR compliance and ethical approval processes.
Prof. Alexander Refsum Jensenius
Director of MishMash, the Centre for AI & Creativity in Norway, University of Oslo
SiFi’s platform enabled new insights into how rhythm, movement, and autonomic signals interac, thanks to seamless multi-sensor synchronization.
Assoc. Prof. Valentin Bégel
Support for signal, multi-modal exploration, Université Paris-Cité
With the BioPoint we can test novel trauma-treatment paradigms, made even more useful by the team’s ability to customize the device to our needs.
Dr. Nina Mørkved
Head of Research and Innovation at Helgeland Hospital, Associate Professor at the Department of Psychology The Arctic University of Norway
We needed a device that could adapt to our research needs, not the other way around. SiFi Labs is building us a custom solution to do exactly that.
Dr. Hongchul Sohn
Research Assistant Professor, Physical Therapy and Human Movement Sciences, Northwestern University
For the first time, SiFi Labs’ devices let us study the autonomic responses of people with spinal cord injuries, both above and below the injury site – in a real-world rehabilitation setting.
Dr. Thomas Glott
Specialist in Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine, Sunnaas Rehabilitation Hospital