Newsletter May 2016
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NEW: g.Nautilus 64 ChannelsOur wireless EEG cap is now available with 64 active gel-based electrodes.
NEW: g.Nautilus for Android
Read more: g.Nautilus Specs & Features |
NEW: Freshly printed Product Catalogue
Finally, the new catalogue is here! |
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Software Updates
Software Update g.BSanalyze
Software Update g.Recorder
Find more information here: g.Recorder
New Software Interfaces for g.Nautilus
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And the nominees for the Annual BCI Award are...
This year, more than 50 top-level research projects were submitted from all over the world. Congratulations to the 12 nominees! |
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Agent Unicorn - A Fashionable Brain Scan
Anouk Wipprecht is a Hi-Tech Fashion Designer. She combines fashion and technology with engineering, science and interaction/user experience design. She created "Agent Unicorn", an accessory for children with ADHD or autism that measures brain activity with g.SAHARA
active dry electrodes. |
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When Robots replace Humans
Prof. Dr. Hiroshi Ishiguro is the director of the Intelligent Robotics Laboratory at Osaka University in Japan. His research has contributed to the development of human-like robots and the study of their interaction with humans. For his recent projects, he has been using the wireless EEG cap g.Nautilus
to control his robots. |
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A recoveriX Success Story about a Stroke Patient and her courage to do more
Mrs. Savin suddenly suffered a stroke. It was a horrible experience for her. We had the chance to talk with Mrs. Savin after she had participated in recoveriX therapy in addition to her conventional stroke therapy. |
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mindBEAGLE - Interview with Coma Scientist Steven Laureys
Steven Laureys is a Belgian neurologist recognized worldwide in the field of consciousness. Steven is a testing partner within the ComaWare project, and uses the mindBEAGLE system for assessment and communication of patients with disorders of consciousness (DOC). Dr. Brendan Allison, g.tec Senior Research Scientist, sat down to chat with Steven and ask him about his work. |
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New cortiQ Publication
The Journal of Neurosurgery has recently published an article on "Understanding Functional Dynamics of High Gamma Activity on Different Brain Regions during Language Tasks". |
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Workshop, Conferences & CongressesConferences & Congresses
Satellite events BCI Meeting
Satellite events EMBC
Events
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