Applications provide targeted details for recording, analyzing, and reporting a wide array of life science physiology data. Applications include Advanced Features for the selected area of study, with available automation routines and suggested hardware packages to complete wired, wireless, or MRI setups for human or animal studies. Choose a field of study below and View Applications, or click below to search the Signals & Measurements index.
Record physical parameters for body movement or exercise, including airflow, temperature, angle of movement, etc. Synchronize with high-speed video for frame-by-frame analysis.
Solutions for automated analysis of all hemodynamic signals, including: blood pressure, blood flow, ECG, LVP/RVP, and temperature. Human, animal, and MRI systems.
Record or log physiology data from subjects in the real world—untethered setups provide freedom of movement in natural environments.
Wired, wireless or MRI hardware and software solutions for emotion, arousal, stress, cognitive assessment, group interaction, startle, and other psychophysiology and neurophysiology research.
System-level solutions for recording human or animal data during magnetic resonance imaging (MRI for fMRI) or functional near infrared spectroscopy (fNIR)/NIRS) optical brain imaging.
Multimodal Stimulation (visual, auditory, olfactory, haptic, and electric), programmble stimulation, automated event marking & scoring, and VR/Immersive Solutions with Physiology Data.
BIOPAC provides a wide range of options for animal and tissue experiments; study animal and human species for comparative physiology programs.
Proven data acquisition & analysis hardware and software that supports a wide variety of life science research. Use BIOPAC or 3rd-party equipment.
Commonly performed life science measurements and suggested BIOPAC recording hardware, software, and automated routines for data acquisition and analysis.
New series of unshielded 45 cm electrode leads with thin cable; suitable for facial EMG and other areas where lighter, shorter lead cables are required. Use for female Touchproof connectors to pinch clip connectors—connect electrodes to either a C-series amplifier or an MEC. The pinch connectors are light weight and the lead cable tinsel wire […]
View AllThe new issue of Psychophysiology has a study “Quantifying rapid changes in cardiovascular state with a moving ensemble average” using MEAP for preprocessing/analysis and BIOPAC hardware and software for data collection, display, and storage. The proof of concept study demonstrates a viable method for the adoption of ICG measures across the field of psychophysiology. MEAP (moving ensemble […]
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 covering MRI, ECG, and Laser Doppler Flow measurement. fMRI & Thermal Perception: The neural mechanisms underlying thermal perception (how hot or cold we perceive the temperature to be) have not been fully […]
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