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Powerful wireless, wearable physiology monitoring devices for life science research NEW! BioNomadix from BIOPAC Full-bandwidth, high-quality data for a wide range of signals Comfortable for the subject and empowering for the researcher All the benefits of a wireless solution with the signal quality & integrity of a wired system Uncompromised wireless physiological subject monitoring Click […]

A new application note for the Vibromyography transducer (TSD250) addresses how VMG can be used to assess quadriceps rehabilitation progress in a young adult male following ACL reconstruction. Vibromyography (VMG) has distinct benefits over dynamometry in that VMG recordings reproducibly reflect absolute muscle effort up to 100% of maximum voluntary contraction. Correspondingly, VMG can be […]

BIOPAC is proud to announce that they now distribute Advanced Brain Monitoring’s B-Alert® X10 product line. The B-Alert® wireless EEG system operates as a stand-alone wireless EEG system or interfaces with BIOPAC’s range of physiological monitoring devices. Now you can combine BIOPAC’s BioNomadix series of wireless physiological monitoring devices with the B-Alert® wireless EEG system. […]

BIOPAC Systems, Inc. has released a new application note that lays out some generally recommended methods for recording data from subjects in the MRI or fMRI. Click here to request the complete MRI Strategies Application Note. BIOPAC designs systems that can be used to record both biopotential data (such as ECG, EEG and EMG) and […]

BIOPAC Developer tools now include a new software interface that permits users to work with MP Research Systems for Mac (MP150WS or MP36RWS) to collect data into Max/MSP/Jitter via Network Data Transfer protocol; compatible with Mac OS X 10.5-10.6. 11.03.2010 — “Max-MSP-Jitter to ACQ-M NDT – MAXACQ-M” was discontinued July 2015—not validated for OS or MAX updates.

Vibromyography (VMG) has distinct benefits over EMG in that the recordings much more accurately reflect absolute muscle effort up to 100% maximum voluntary contraction. Correspondingly, VMG can be used to both evaluate muscle changes over time in a given individual or to compare between two populations the muscle effort required to complete a specific task. […]

To date it has been difficult to characterize the length-tension curve for a specific muscle. However, recent developments in the application of vibromyographic (VMG) technology to assess muscle effort permit an accurate determination of length-tension curve, thereby permitting accurate diagnosis and rehabilitation of muscle. Click for the full applicaton note Using Vibromyography to obtain length-tension curves […]

Do it your way…customize and automate your own routines with BIOPAC Developer tools. BIOPAC Developer tools give you customization and greater access to your data to help you expedite and simplify the analysis process. BIOPAC Developer tools are available individually or in bundled packages: AcqKnowledge plus Scripting, NDT, BHAPI, ACKAPI – ACK100W-ENT API for BIOPAC […]

A new application note for MRI Smart Amplifiers addresses the recording of real-time physiological data, from a human subject, during fMRI. These MRI Smart Amplifiers are designed differently than BIOPAC’s standard amplifier modules. MRI-specific amplifier modules feature internal circuitry which is designed to minimize MRI artifact (to the maximum extent possible) while still best preserving […]

You’re invited to an fNIR Theory & Systems Symposium Come to this event to see fNIR systems first-hand and talk to experts about system application and measurement. Introduction to Functional Near-Infrared (fNIR) Spectroscopy Presenters: Kurtulus Izzetoglu and Anna Merzagora Monday, November 15 — 6:30-8:30 PM Hilton San Diego Bayfront — meeting room Indigo 202B This […]