Design of a Miniature Physiological Data Recorder, and it's Biomedical Applications: Presentation to BPSI Spring Symposium 2018

Christopher Crispin-Bailey; James Austin; Chengliang Dai; Anthony Moulds; Bettina Platt; Barry Crouch

Design of a Miniature Physiological Data Recorder, and it's Biomedical Applications: Presentation to BPSI Spring Symposium 2018

Christopher Crispin-Bailey, James Austin, Chengliang Dai, Anthony Moulds, Bettina Platt, Barry Crouch

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NAT is a self-contained recording Device, optimised for simultaneous collection of EEG and motion data, with or without localised event time-stamping (via infra-red pulse coding). In this presentation we explore the origin of its development, motivation, application sin Neuroscience, and also in wider contexts of wearable motion monitoring applications.

Original language	English
Pages	1-17
Number of pages	18
Publication status	Published - 20 Mar 2018
Event	BPSI Spring Symposium 2018 - University of York, York, United Kingdom Duration: 20 Mar 2018 → 20 Mar 2018

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Conference	BPSI Spring Symposium 2018
Abbreviated title	BPSI Spring Symposium 2018
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	York
Period	20/03/18 → 20/03/18

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NAT: NAT - Neural Acquisition Tracker
CRISPIN-BAILEY, C. (Principal investigator), AUSTIN, J. (Principal investigator), Moulds, A. (Co-investigator) & FREEMAN, M. (Researcher)
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