Cortivision’s fNIRS offered proven ease of use, portable design, and valuable insights, contributing significantly to missions' scientific outcomes and introducing new technology to the space industry.
New Light on Human Mind
Reliable and flexible mobile fNIRS designed with no tech debt to meet today's neuroimaging challenges and those of tomorrow. On Earth and beyond.
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Best portable fNIRs
fNIRS technology has a great potential for brain research, but since it requires specialist skills, and experience, its use today is limited to the scientific world. We believe that by , we will make applications in new areas possible while the current use in science will become much easier and desgned for non-laboratory, mobile conditions.
That’s why everything we build is based on . As a result, our products respond to the needs of customers in a rich, fast and comfortable way.
That’s why our spectroscopes are used in labs across the globe and were the first ever used in space.
Spectrum C23 fNIRS
Cortivision is known for its innovative functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) technology, providing advanced solutions for brain activity monitoring. Our latest product Spectrum C23 is a cutting-edge fNIRS device designed for both mobile and stationary use. Targeting professional neuroscientists, Spectrum offers a high level of precision and adaptability across various research applications.
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VR & multimodal studies
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Brain Computer Interfaces (BCI)
Why Cortivision?
Recognized by leaders from all over the world
Cortivision’s fNIRS offered proven ease of use, portable design, and valuable insights, contributing significantly to missions' scientific outcomes and introducing new technology to the space industry.
fNIRS has long focused on the frontier intersection of neuromanagement, social neuroscience, and human-machine collaborative decision making.
As the first to use fNIRS technology in space, Cortivision's devices have proven to be invaluable in expanding our understanding of cerebral physiology in microgravity.
Cortivision fNIRS has a portable, easy-to-use, cable-free design, which is very useful for use in the pediatric population. The measurements obtained will be of great help in understanding brain development in infants from very early stages.
Her research using fNIRS include auditory perception, auditory touch integration and the neural mechanisms of music perception.
Research interests include food economics, nutrition and health, and consumer behavior.