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The unique hardware design of Arc Essentia ensures high quality EEG signals, even in noisy environments. Its rugged and water-resistant design will withstand the use and abuse of real-life clinical practice. The compact design of the Remote Input Headbox with … Continue reading
ActiCAP Active Slim electrodes are a very thin low-profile active electrode based on high-quality Ag/AgCl sensors as well as “active” circuits that are integrated within the electrode to deliver very low noise levels, that make it possible to perform recordings … Continue reading
Powerful and versatile lab-based fNIRS platform With NIRScout, you can measure fNIRS from anywhere on the head concurrently with (nearly) any other modality. It is the most versatile solution for fNIRS researchers.NIRScout multi-modal NIRS neuroimaging system from NIRx. The NIRScout … Continue reading
Measure fNIRS in high-density set-ups, from anywhere on the head, concurrently with (nearly) any other modality. Monitor your subjects via Wi-Fi while direct-to-device system recording ensures data is always stored, or choose higher-bandwidth USB connectivity for applications in BCI and … Continue reading
Stimulator for Neuroscientific Research The DC-STIMULATOR MR is an fMRI-compatible stimulator for use in scientific research. It is an extension of our single-channel DC-STIMULATOR PLUS, so it benefits from multi-stage monitoring and complete range of tES modes of operation: transcranial … Continue reading
We offer the complete range of caps and accessories from EASYCAP and a comprehensive range of electrodes, pastes/gels, sensors and accessories in the areas of sleep, neurophsyiology, neuroscience for clinical and research applications. For more information check out our Comprehensive … Continue reading
Designed for neurophysiology research and used in neurophysiological research and the clinical world. The BrainAmp DC can be used for a great range of applications, ranging from standard EEG/ERP recordings to simultaneous EEG/TMS and EEG/MEG acquisitions, Brain Computer Interface and … Continue reading