Brain Products supports LSL with free tools like connectors for actiCHamp (Plus), LiveAmp, BrainAmp, and RDA, plus the LSL Viewer. We've improved performance, UI, and docs. Get the updated BrainVision LSL Connectors and Viewer now in our new LSL tools section.
Using EEG in multimodal applications is a great way to expand the potential of EEG research. One such example is combined EEG-fNIRS. In 2024, we started a series of articles demonstrating how to combine Brain Products EEG solutions with various fNIRS systems. Now, LiveAmp with Spectrum C23 (by Cortivision) is also on our list of tested combinations.
Here are some more short news as well as an overview of the latest updates and downloads for our products and solutions.
Team MIRAGE91, a group of researchers, engineers, and students at the Graz University of Technology, participated in the Cybathlon 2024 BCI competition with a pilot who had a spinal cord injury. In the preparation and the competition, they used Brain Products equipment. Read the insider report on our bci.plus blog to get an idea of how exciting it must be to be involved in this prestigious international event.
Here are some more short news as well as an overview of the latest updates and downloads for our products and solutions.
Mobile brain research is a vibrant field in neuroscience with specific requirements for each individual experiment. No matter if you aim for a reliable setup in or outside of the lab, solutions for mobile EEG research must be as versatile as the questions that are being addressed. LiveAmp with Sensor and Trigger Extension (STE) was designed to always be the perfect fit for your mobile EEG study and it just became better: With our all new STE compact, together with the wearable “LiveAmp Mobility Set", any setup is quicker, neater and safer while maintaining its flexibility.
The MoBI Award was designed to recognize excellence in the field of Mobile Brain/Body Imaging research. Taking your research out of the lab and into the real world is no easy feat and Brain Products wants to encourage and reward scientists who are doing so. In this article we proudly present this year’s winners!
In this article we briefly introduce a brand-new collection of comprehensive support resources for those of you who are doing EEG-fNIRS research or are planning to do so.
Research on emotions often has low ecological validity, since participants view stimuli that should induce emotional states, but they do not experience real emotions in most experiments. We combined mobile EEG with an immersive fear of heights paradigm in VR to assess EEG correlates of fear with high ecological validity.
Submissions for the MoBI Award 2024, rewarding excellence in research within the field of Mobile Brain/Body Imaging, are now open. Submit your paper and win a trophy, a certificate as well as one of three mobile EEG systems.
