National Instruments will be exhibiting again at the Biomedical Engineering Society conference, this year in Hartford, CT from October 12 to the 15th. Stop by our booth to see lots of new stuff that we've been working on, including a new collaboration with iWorx Systems, Inc., a leader in solutions for physiological teaching and research. Our demos will include:
- a prototype of iWorx's new 4-channel bioamplifier board for NI ELVIS, compatible with all of their most popular sensors and accessories for animal/human physiology
- Quanser's new Myoelectric QNET Board for NI ELVIS, a fully integrated solution for utilizing the principles of electromyography to control a servo motor
- a demonstration of the complete design flow for a student design project on NI myDAQ from schematic capture, simulation, layout, and prototyping.
- and come play with the LabVIEW interfaces that we have created for low-cost EEG products (or "brain-computer interfaces") from Emotiv and Neurosky
All this and we're just getting started...hope to see you in Hartford!
Steve
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