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| The WaveRider
is a Windows-based physiological monitor that collects brainwaves
and other biological signals. Musical feedback and visual displays
change in response to variations in the signals. Signals are
analyzed graphically for easy comprehension. Home and professional
users learn and teach how to control mental states. |
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| WaveRider
comes with many popular pre-programed protocols ready for immediate
use. Home users start with these protocols and easily modify
them for their specific needs. |
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| Professional
users can monitor, record, and analyze biological signals. Complex
custom protocols are quickly developed with point-and-click
controls. Multiple feedback indicators can be tailored to respond
to complex criteria. Processed data may be exported for further
analysis off-line. Live raw and processed data may be exported
for real-time interaction with user developed applications. |
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| WaveRider
consists of electrodes, computer hardware, and computer software.
Electrodes that collect biological signals are affixed to the
body . WaveRider hardware transmits the signals to a computer
through a serial cable. WaveWare, the WaveRider Windows-based
software, processes the signals for analysis, display, and feedback. |
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| The WaveRider
hardware has a single dedicated channel for reading skin resistance
(GSR) and several multipurpose channels. Multipurpose low-noise
channels read signals from the brain, heart, and muscles. Each
multipurpose channel may be individually configured to collect
the required type of biological signal. WaveRider hardware comes
in two versions: WaveRider Pro and WaveRider jr. |
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