Wireless EMG headband and armband for hands free mouse control
Telegrapple - EMG controlled arm wrestling online - 1999
Log on to Telegrapple and challenge your friends to a real game of physical strength via your robotic avatar. Your EMG armband conveys your muscle electrical energy to your virtual arm - and you can challenge anyone. World leaders can compete to relieve international tensions.
In conjunction with Sierra Group Services and KDG Interactive.
PS2 Video Game Controller - 2002
Game action controller using EEG, EMG, EOG, and ECG signals.
In conjunction with Sony Entertainment Inc.
Wireless Physiological Monitor - 2004
Wearable EMG and ECG module for continuous biometric monitoring
Telemuse - 2006
Wearable EEG, EMG, and ECG wireless module for continuous biometric monitoring
Wireless EDA Wearable - 2007
EDA recording unit - distributed through Infusion Systems, Canada
BioBeat wireless ECG wearable - 2007
ECG recording unit - distributed through Infusion Systems, Canada
BioFlex wireless EMG armband - 2007
Wearable EMG unit - distributed through Infusion Systems, Canada
BioVolt wireless EEG Headband - 2007
Dry electrode EEG headband with EMG and EOG capability - distributed through Infusion Systems, Canada
EEG Earbuds for In-Home Sleep Monitoring Wearable - 2007-08
Sarnoff Institute collaboration with Biocontrol. Patent application US 2007/0112277A1
Multichannel Headband for In-Home Sleep Monitoring - 2007-09
Prototype headband testing re all night PSG studies at Stanford Sleep Disorders Clinic
PSG Headband for In-Home Sleep Monitoring - 2010
Wireless headband with 2 channel EEG, EMG, and EOG recording capability.
In conjunction with Stanford Sleep Disorders Clinic and MetroSleep Inc.
Body Worn Sensor Network - 2014
Body worn LAN supporting EEG, EOG, ECG, and EMG sensors bands with smart clothing integration.
Sensor data is processed and uploaded to smart phone or other network.
Developed by Senstream Inc. using Biocontrol sensors.
Wireless ECG Biometric Patch - 2016
Streams high quality single lead ECG, temperature, and motion data.
For tracking user stress and possible onset of infectious diseases.
