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BrainAccess Major Hardware Upgrade

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Greta Tikužytė
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BrainAccess Extended+ Kit, a 32 channel/electrode EEG system, has been added to the existing BrainAccess Standard and BrainAccess Extended kits. The Extended+ Kit has the same form factor as the Extended Kit and electroencephalographs have compatible connectors. The Extended+ Kit was designed to cater the needs of researchers requiring full brain cortex coverage.

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Headwear has also been upgraded for all the kits. The EEG cap is now easier to set up as it features location and channel labeling. The new cap material and chin strap improve both comfort and appearance. Snap connectors are now used for connecting and mounting the electrodes on the cap allowing for an easy electrode placement in different locations.

BrainAccess Major Hardware Upgrade - BrainAccess
BrainAccess Major Hardware Upgrade - BrainAccess
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