Mind Media provides integrated and easy to use solutions to advance life science research. Our powerful research tools can measure a wide range of physiological signals as a response to certain events, emotions and stimuli. Hundreds of universities, hospitals, and research centers are using our wireless physiological data acquisition systems.
Multimodal and integrated data acquisition from 4 to 32 channels
Sample rates up to 2.048 Hz in 24 bit resolution
Wireless Bluetooth for freedom in movement
USB for maximum sample rates and data quality
Active shielding for minimal noise and movement artifacts
Event trigger interface for synchronization
Card memory for ambulant recordings
Medical CE certified (IIa), FDA registered (II)
Export and import of several data formats like ASCII, EDF(+) or other formats
Flexible software for building own research designs or protocolsIn order to accurately synchronize events, triggers can be sent through the NeXus Trigger Interface (NTI). The NTI monitors stimuli/events and synchronizes these with the physiological signals. Different types of events can be monitored simultaneously. The NTI measures all of its inputs with 2048 samples/second. By use of RS232, the NeXus systems can also acquire events sent by E-prime and Presentation.
Flexible software for building own research designs or protocols. BioTrace+ has highly configurable screens and a script editor. In the screen editor mode, screens can be customized or built from scratch.
Software Development Kit (SDK) for even more interfacing and editing options. The SDK provides you with tools for custom programming within BioTrace+ or for creating your own C++ program interfacing with the raw data of the NeXus.
Overview of published articles with NeXus by Mind Media
| Upper alpha based neurofeedback training in chronic stroke: Brain plasticity processes and cognitive effects Kober SE, Schweiger D, Reichert JL, Neuper C, Wood G | 2017 | Neurofeedback | Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback | |
| Neurofeedback as a Treatment for Impulsivity in a Forensic Psychiatric Population With Substance Use Disorder Fielenbach S, Donkers FCL, Spreen M, Bogaerts S | 2017 | Neurofeedback | JMIR Publications | |
| Does Feedback Design Matter? A Neurofeedback Study Comparing Immersive Virtual Reality and Traditional Training Screens in Elderly Kober SE, Schweiger D, Reichert JL, Neuper C, Wood G | 2017 | Neurofeedback | Clinical EEG and Neuroscience | |
| Neurofeedback as nonpharmalogical treatment for adults with Attention-defifit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) Mayer K, Wyckoff SN, Fraligatter AJ | 2015 | Neurofeedback | Trials | |
| Neurofeedback facilitation of implicit motor learning Ros T, Munneke MAM, Parkinson LA, Gruzelier JH | 2014 | Neurofeedback | Biological Psychology | |
Mind Media offers the following equipment for physiological data acquisition and psychophysiological research
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