EEG + EMG

EEG + EMG Integrated System

The integration of Electroencephalography (EEG) and Electromyography (EMG) offers a comprehensive view of the neuro-motor pathway, from brain intention to muscle execution. EEG captures the electrical activity of the brain, reflecting cognitive processes and motor commands, while EMG measures the electrical activity of muscles, indicating their activation and force generation.

By combining these signals, researchers and clinicians can precisely analyze brain-muscle coupling, understand motor control mechanisms, and identify disruptions in the communication between the brain and muscles. This fusion is critical for rehabilitation, brain-computer interfaces, and assessing motor disorders.

Key Features:

• Brain-Muscle Coupling Analysis: Examines how brain signals relate to muscle activation.
• Motor Intention Detection: Infers intended movements from brain and muscle signals.
• Rehabilitation Monitoring: Tracks recovery of motor function.
• Biofeedback & Control: Enables real-time interaction for training or device control.
• Disorder Diagnosis: Aids in identifying neurological and neuromuscular conditions.