Currently, the e-tattoo only works on hairless skin but there is work to try and make the device more accessible, combining ...

While electroencephalography (EEG) can provide a wealth of information on the electrical activity of an individual's brain, that person is required to wear a clumsy skull cap full of electrodes.

An experimental new brain-wave-reading cap was created with that fact in mind ... UMC (University Medical Centers), the portable EEG (electroencephalogram)-performing device is designed to ...

Plus, it is a very time-consuming and tiring process. Wearing the cap would facilitate that task with EEG, since "we can pick out that sort of ah-ha, pop-out moment in your brain, which happens ...

It’s a pretty powerful technique in that regard.” PACER Lab’s EEG caps fit like a swimmer’s cap. PACER Lab electrodes are inserted into the cap one millimeter from the scalp. Foti’s latest work ...

When she's not daydreaming about flying through space, she's daydreaming about bats. Non-invasive caps look like the newest tool that could allow completely paralyzed people to communicate with ...

The new approach, presented at this week's NeurIPS conference by researchers from the University of Technology Sydney, is impressive for its use of a non-invasive EEG cap and the potential to ...

No, it's not a swimming cap, but it is making a splash in the field of brain science. This electroencephalography—or EEG—cap monitors electrical activity in the brain and has been helping scientists ...

Memory assessment: A volunteer fitted with an EEG cap, with George Stothart from the University of Bath who developed the passive Fastball test. (Courtesy: Nic Delves Broughton/University of Bath) A ...

It could be the world's tiniest EEG electrode cap, created to measure activity in a brain model the size of a pen dot. Its designers expect the device to lead to better understanding of neural ...

During the EEG measurement, participants were asked to rate the pleasantness of the odors. They then evaluated the odors using descriptions ranging from citrus and tea leaves, to mothballs and wet ...