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This page answers one question: which AAW Lab sEMG module should you choose?

If you are new to EMG, start with First-time EMG guide. If you already purchased a module, go to Setup after purchase. If you need specifications and interfaces, go to Technical specifications.

Your situation Recommended product
First EMG experiment and the safest path to the first waveform AAW sEMG Flex
Compact wearable structure, strap, or enclosure integration AAW sEMG Mini
Fewer wires and browser-based 1–4 channel wireless waveforms AAW sEMG Wireless
Product Positioning Best for
AAW sEMG Flex General-purpose sEMG front-end board with flexible electrode options First experiments, dry/wet electrode comparison, external ADC or MCU setups
AAW sEMG Mini Compact onboard dry-electrode module Wearable prototypes, small enclosures, straps, interaction demos
AAW sEMG Wireless Dry-electrode Edge devices, USB receiver, and browser-based Lab Console Users who want fewer wires and 1–4 channels of wireless EMG waveforms

If you already have an ADC, oscilloscope, Arduino, ESP32, STM32, or your own acquisition system, read Technical specifications first to confirm power, output range, sampling rate, electrode options, and boundaries.

Read the Buying Guide before ordering. Early units are best for users who can read docs, follow wiring steps, and share feedback.

International orders: AAW Lab on Tindie.

China orders: aawlab.taobao.com.

AAW Lab products are for education, research prototyping, electronics development, and non-diagnostic experiments. They are not medical devices and must not be used for diagnosis, treatment, vital-sign monitoring, or safety-critical control.