Comprehensive Data Collection
Simultaneously capturing fNIRS and multiple biosignals offers a multidimensional perspective on physiological processes, enhancing the depth of research insights.
The integration of the Cortivision fNIRS systems with Bitbrain's Versatile Bio biosignal amplifier enables comprehensive monitoring of brain activity and physiological responses. This combination allows for the simultaneous recording of cerebral hemodynamic changes and various biosignals, including EMG, GSR, and respiration, providing a holistic view of neural and bodily functions.
Simultaneously capturing fNIRS and multiple biosignals offers a multidimensional perspective on physiological processes, enhancing the depth of research insights.
Both devices are designed for ease of use, with quick setup times and comfortable wearability, reducing participant discomfort and streamlining the research process.
The combined system is optimized for both laboratory and real-world settings, supporting a wide range of research scenarios from controlled experiments to field studies.
Bio Amplifier | Mobile and compact amplifier with up to 35ch for monitoring of physiological, motion and trigger signals. Requires sensors. | |||
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ExG for Versatile Bio | 9 bipolar ExG leads + ground. Used to measure ECG, EOG and EMG. | |||
GSR | Sensor for measurement of galvanic skin response | |||
BVP | Detects heartbeat via blood pressure changes, used to measure HRV and other heart rate variables. | |||
Air flow sensor | Measures temperature changes in breathed air as a method of tracking respiration. | |||
Snore sensor | Sensor for detecting audio signals, used for snore detection in sleep studies. | |||
Temperature sensor | Measures temperature changes at the site of the sensor. | |||
Pedal | Foot pedal for recording participant response. Also compatible with Versatile EEG. | |||
Photodiode for Versatile Bio | Photodiode sensor that connects directly to the Versatile Bio amplifier for highly accurate triggering based on light changes. |
This multimodal approach delivers a more precise and comprehensive understanding of physiological activity than relying on either method in isolation