In this paper, we propose to measure the EMGs of the wrist and fingers using dry-type sensors worn near the wrist, and to separate the measured data into wrist and finger EMGs by using independent component analysis (ICA). Then we can confirm the EMGs of the wrist and fingers from the complex motion and realize individual identification in more complex motions. The final goal of this study is to identify individual motions from complex motions. In this paper, as a preliminary step, the ICA is used to isolate compound motions and the validity of the method is evaluated. We measured the EMGs for three days and four motions. The results of the combination of FastICA, Infomax and JADE, respectively, were evaluated by the correlation coefficient with the original signal. The most accurate combination was FastICA + Infomax with an accuracy of 70.5%
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