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This is the g.tec
medical engineering electronic news bulletin. Articles provide tips, user
reports and shortcuts for using g.tec's product
family, as well as other technical, product, service and event information. |
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a project, that explores the procedure of painting with the brain-computer
interface and investigates how the brain interprets the images. |
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g.tec
offers EEG and BCI lectures to rapidly perform state of the art experiments.
The lectures are also perfectly suited for teaching! Please find further
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Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) convert
brain signals into output signals for communication and control. We invite
you to visit the BCI workshop in San Diego. In this Workshop, we will provide
hands-on practical tutorials of this technology using two different BCI
approaches - P300 and motor commands. |
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http://www.gtec.at/service/gtec_bciworkshop_2008_cybertherapy.html |
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We invite you to the one-day BCI workshop which gives you the chance
to create your own BCI experiments and to learn more about g.tec's
hard- and software products just one day before the 4th International
Brain-Computer-Interface Workshop and
Training Course at the |
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Products |
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is a novel, user friendly software package for the recording of
biosignal data such as EEG, ECoG, ECG, EOG, EMG and sensor data. It has been
designed for working with the g.tec biosignal amplifiers g.USBamp, g.BSamp
and with the portable device g.MOBIlab+. g.Recorder offers next to raw data
inspection also optionally the extraction and presentation of different
parameters, e.g. the heart rate, the compressed spectral array and the
cerebral function. The data can be exported seamlessly to g.tec's biosignal
analysis software g.BSanalyze for in depth offline evaluation and data
processing. |
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is a high performance biosignal recording system with the ability of
continuous observation of EEG and ECG activities to detect seizures and
impaired brain functions in neonates. The system is used to predict the
outcome and monitor the effect of therapies. Of special interest is the
ability to record raw EEG data of 16 - 128 channels simultaneously and to
calculate parameters in real-time (aEEG, heart-rate, heart-rate variability,
compressed spectral array). The system is designed for long-term
investigations and clinical research.
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http://www.gtec.at/products/g.FEATUREmonitor/g.featuremonitor.htm |
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The CFM-Toolbox allows to calculate the amplitude integrated EEG
(Cerebral Function Monitor - CFM signal) from any recorded EEG channel.
Additionally the aEEG patterns are classified into specific patterns such as
continuous voltage, discontinuous voltage, bursts, iso-electric patterns ...
The toolbox is of special interest for the neonatal intensive care unit
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http://www.gtec.at/products/g.BSanalyse/g.CFMtoolbox/gCFMtoolbox.htm |
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Events |
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Meet us at the following exhibitions and
conferences in 2008: |
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Feb. 27 |
Barcelona, Spain |
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Telehealth at the CeBit |
Mar. 07 - 08 |
Hannover, Germany |
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PREME'08 - International conference on
Physica and Radio-electronic
in medicine and ecology |
May 21 - 23 |
Vladimir, Russia |
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Jun. 23 - 25 |
San Diego, US |
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Jun. 29 - Jul. 01 |
Brno, Czech Republic |
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Jun. 29 - Jul. 04 |
Patras, Greece |
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Jul. 09 - 11 |
Dubrovnik, Croatia |
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2nd International Conference on Applied Human
Factors and Ergonomics 2008 |
Jul. 14 - 17 |
Las Vegas, US |
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Sep. 17 |
Graz, Austria |
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Sep.17 - 21 |
Graz, Austria |
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Oct. 27 - 29 |
Bordeaux, France |
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Nov. 04 - 06 |
Copenhagen, Denmark |
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Nov. 07 - 09 |
Ramsau, Austria |
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Nov. 15 - 19 |
Washington DC, US |
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Nov. 19 - 22 |
Düsseldorf, Germany |
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13th International Conference on Biomedical
Engineering 2008 |
Dec. 03 - 06 |
Singapore |
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