Our core technologies
Our technological focus
EEG
Electroencephalography (EEG) is a method for measuring brain waves. Nerve cells generate electrical impulses to pass on information. In certain diseases or states of mind, the signals change. These changes in the brain can be represented by an EEG. Electrodes on the head measure these signals and thus make the mental state objectifiable.
EMG
Electromyography (EMG) is a method for measuring the electrical voltage occurring in a muscle. For example, it can be used to determine whether there is a disease of the muscle or a conduction disorder of the supplying nerve.
The method is used in biofeedback, where (e.g. stress-related) muscle tension can be specifically reduced by real-time feedback.
VR
In Virtual Reality (VR) one creates apparent 3D worlds into which one can immerse by using VR glasses and headphones. With this technology it is possible to represent the most different scenarios virtually but very realistically and to move within them.
Especially in combination with EEG or EMG technology, stress situations can be simulated and specifically trained.
Our topics
Neurofeedback
- Feedback games - Virtual Reality environments, interface programming, etc.
- Training protocols
- Wearables / Home Training
- Research & Studies
Brain-Computer-Interface
- Interface development between EEG technology and external hardware (e.g. control Carrera-Racetrack with your brain)
- Development of interfaces for wearables (smartwatches, fitness watches, etc.)
Virtual Reality
- Development of VR environments for neurofeedback / coaching
- Development of VR environments for further medical areas
Product Development (Neurodesign)
- Objective analysis of the user experience (mood) through EEG technology.
- Neuromarketing - Consulting for UI / UX - Design
Research & Teaching
- Guest lectures at universities (e.g. TU Munich)
- Supervision of Bachelor's and Master's theses & dissertations
- Supervision of research and studies
- Research project KIDD – AI-based diagnosis of depression