Design experimental conditions impossible in the real world
Record physiological data as the virtual environment influences subjects
Now researchers can obtain and analyze various types of stimulus-response data across multiple disciplines and run automated routines to extract measurements in tabular format for further statistical analysis with powerful AcqKnowledge software from BIOPAC.
Automated analysis routines include
BIOPAC provides a full range of virtual reality platforms that give researchers controlled and replicable experimental setups and allow manipulation that would be impossible or prohibitively expensive in the real world. A wide variety of virtual worlds are available. Events from the virtual or augmented world (AR) and physiological data are synchronized. The linking protocol allows you to use a feedback loop for greater control and automation of the VR world—change the VR world in real time, based on the subject’s responses.
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Complete hardware/software solutions. Pre-made scenarios
Powerful automated analysis. Instantly & easily view, measure, analyze, and transform data.
Monitor and record ECG, EEG, EOG, EMG, EGG, EDA, temperature, respiration, pulse, others.
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VR Research System
Wired | Stim-Response | Virtual Reality
VR Research System with BIOPAC wireless physiological data recording—MP160 System and BioNomadix—and a turnkey VizMove VR System (seated, standing, walking, or projection) plus the biofeedfack link to tightly sync immersive events & subject's real-time response.
VR Biofeedback
Wired | Stim-Response | Virtual Reality
VizMove turnkey VR System plus biofeedback link to tightly sync immersive events and real-time physiological response data from your existing MP160 Research System—change the world based on subject's response. Choose Seated, Standing, Walking, or Projection VR.
Interactive VR
Wired | Stim-Response | Virtual Reality
VizMove turnkey Virtual Reality system—start running a high-res virtual reality lab from the moment you unpack the box. System options for a variety of lab space and subject mobility requirements. Select seated, standing, walking, or projection VR for single or multiple users.
VR Research System
VR Biofeedback
Interactive VR
The Stim-Response analysis package in AcqKnowledge aids in the analysis of various types of stimulus-response studies across multiple disciplines including psychophysiology, exercise science, communications, human factors, and more. Measurements are taken from the responses to each stimulus type and are extracted in tabular format for further statistical analysis. The stim-response package consists of two routines.
Digital Input to Stim Events—Identify and label stimulus events corresponding to any combination of digital inputs. The Digital input to stim events function works with TTL trigger information coming from applications including E-Prime®, SuperLab®, DirectRT®, MediaLab®, Inquisit®, Vizard, and Presentation. Convert TTL data acquired on the digital channels of an MP device into specific stimulus events. For each stimulus, a light bulb icon is placed in the global events bar, the event is labeled with the stimulus event type, and a mouse-over tag includes the event time. All event information is accessible and exportable from the Event Palette. The digital input to stim events program is useful when you have many different types of stimulus event groups.
Stim-Response Analysis—Extract measurements with fixed intervals.
The BIOPAC virtual reality platform provides controlled and replicable experimental setups and allows manipulation of the environment (and avatars) that would be impossible or prohibitively expensive in the real world. Synchronization of events from the virtual world with physiological data from an MP System allows accurate and automated data analysis. The linking protocol allows you to use a feedback loop for greater control and automation of the VR world; change the VR world in real time, based on the subject’s responses.
The virtual reality platform includes VR protocol, VR Toolkit (WorldViz Vizard VR Toolkit/Developer edition interface software), VR demos/tutorials, VR environment resources, and VR hardware options, including actuators, scent delivery, and HMD.
Integrate Multi-subject monitoring and/or Eye Tracking: systems,
Applications for VR protocols are varied and include Psychology (phobias, PTSD, etc.), Ergonomics, Neuromarketing & Neuroeconomics (Consumer Research), Biomechanics & Kinesiology, Computer Modeling/Simulation, Education, and Training: hazard, medical, etc.
Stimulator - Software Controls in AcqKnowledge
Use the graphical setup features in the AcqKnowledge Stimulator dialog to design the appropriate stimulus. The stimulator software allows you to control external stimulators for More...
Stimulus Presentation Event Marking
AcqKnowledge® includes a fully automated event driven data reduction program for Event Related Potential and other stimulus-response (S-R) applications. The feature comprises of two tools: More...
Camera Systems - Multi-Subject Monitoring
New Multi-Subject Video Monitoring Systems BIOPAC now offers multi-subject video monitoring systems. The new Camera Systems record multiple subjects or camera angles and AcqKnowledge media More...
BIOPAC offers an array of eye tracking systems that are easily integrated with a VR system. monocular and binocular systems fixed head or moveable systems More...
fNIR functional near infrared systems for optical brain imaging can interface with the BIOPAC virtual reality platform. BIOPAC VR provides controlled and replicable experimental setups More...
VR Demo – Acrophobia
Register Today! T4: Tools, Trends, Techniques, and Technology Monday, July 24, 2017 – Wednesday, July 26, 2017 Join BIOPAC for three days of hands-on, small-group human physiology workshops, presented by renowned experts, on the beautiful University of California at Santa Barbara campus in Santa Barbara, California, USA. Who should attend Anyone who records and analyzes […]
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BIOPAC provides software and hardware that allow for research teams to record and analyze respiration activity in physiological experimentation. Here are a few notable studies in monitoring respiration and cardiovascular activity. The coupling between peripheral microcirculation and slow breathing: The purpose of this study was to investigate the coupling of breathing movements and microcirculatory blood […]
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