EMOTIV

EMOTIV also sells a variety of next-gen EEG products for personal development and more serious research. Its products offer a new level of insight into what's going on in your brain, and they're customizable for different uses.

EMOTIV's products include:

• Wireless EEG headsets: 14-channel, 5-channel and 2-channel headsets for different uses.
• EEG head cap systems: 32-channel Gel and Saline EEG head caps for high-density brain monitoring.
• Adhesive EEG monitoring: A 16-channel adhesive EEG system for research use.

EMOTIV's software, PRO, lets you design experiments, record raw EEG data and track performance metrics. All the devices are designed to be easy to use and precise for a wide range of uses, including:

• Innovation: Create new products and services based on brain activity insights.
• Customer Research: Get a better understanding of customers through neuroscientific methods.
• Workplace Wellness: Monitor and improve mental health in the workplace.
• Developer: Incorporate EEG data into your apps and projects.
• BCI (Brain-Computer Interface): Control devices and interact with digital realms with your brain signals.
• Scientific Research: Conduct studies and gather data in fields like neuroscience and psychology.
• Education: Improve learning and teaching with brain-based insights.

EMOTIV's products are based on some serious technology:

• High-resolution EEG data: Record detailed data on brain activity.
• Motion sensors: Monitor head movement and incorporate it into your apps.
• Advanced antenna design: For reliable data transmission.
• Power LED: Monitor battery life and optimize usage.

Prices range from $499 for the 5-channel Insight headset to $1,899 for the FLEX 2 Saline. The company is clear that the products are for research and personal use only, not for medical diagnosis or treatment.

EMOTIV backs its products with a wealth of documentation, community forums and feature requests. The company wants to democratize brain research and give people a better understanding of what's going on in their own brains.

Published on June 30, 2024