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Measure physiology anywhere, anytime, from any subject with innovative, compatible solutions that can be used by anyone for meaningful discovery & high-quality, scientific interpretation.
Make greater discoveries in the lab, in the MRI, and in real-world and virtual environments using BIOPAC wired, wearable wireless, and MRI-compatible physiology measurement and interpretation solutions. Cited in over 24,000 peer-reviewed journal articles & scholarly references and trusted by the world’s premier laboratories and leading researchers, BIOPAC’s world-class life science research platforms provide the most advanced acquisition and analysis of ECG, EEG, EGG, EMG, EOG and over 300 other signals and physiological measurements.
Increase student engagement and deliver inspired teaching—before, during and after the lab—with the Biopac Student Lab System, the gold standard for life science education. Preferred by faculty in the best learning institutes around the world for its superior flexibility, ease of use, student engagement, and educator support, the Biopac Student Lab System’s integrated hardware, software, and curriculum compliment physiology, exercise physiology, psychology, pharmacology, biomedical engineering, nursing, and medical school undergraduate and post-graduate programs.
Simple and noninvasive—finger sensor provides accurate & immediate feedback: arterial BP, cardiac output, fluid and hemodynamic status The NIBP100D-HD noninvasive blood pressure system provides a continuous, beat-to-beat, blood pressure signal recorded from the fingers of a subject. Measure noninvasive BP parameters (BP, sBP, dBP, mBP, and PR) plus hemodynamic parameters (PPV, SVV, CO, CI, SV,SI, SVR, […]
View AllBrain Connectivity and Human Responses to Music: While it has been proven that people find music aesthetically appealing because of neural circuitry, it is unclear why individuals received different levels of enjoyment to different types of music. Researchers from Wesleyan University used a combination of survey data and behavioral and psychophysiological measures to try and understand […]
Virtual Reality Muscle Training in Stroke Patients: Muscle weakening of the lower extremities has a significant correlation with loss of balance and walking ability in stroke patients. Researchers at Sehan University studied the effect of a virtual reality-based eccentric training program on lower extremity muscle activation and balance for rehabilitation of stroke patients. BIOPAC’s EMG100C surface […]
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