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We provide a wide variety of cables designed to meet the diverse needs of researchers across various applications. Whether you are looking to measure EOG, ECG, single or dual bipolar EMG, we offer high-quality solutions to ensure optimal performance and reliability.
Our cables are engineered to deliver precision and durability, making them the perfect choice for research and clinical applications. Browse our collection and find the ideal cable to support and enhance your experiments. Explore our options below!
Eye movement artifacts are hard to prevent. The subject can be instructed to not blink or to look in one direction, but this can increase the cognitive load of a subject and is not always possible. By placing electrodes above, below, and lateral to the eye(s), the electrical activity caused by the movement of the eyeball (EOG) can be recorded in isolation.
We have designed two amplifiers for EEG recordings: SAGA and APEX. Our SAGA amplifier has 4 bipolar inputs that can be used to measure EOG with micro-electrodes alongside 32-, 64- or 128-channel EEG. Our APEX amplifier is a wireless, mobile EEG system. APEX can be combined with the WaveX wireless bipolar system from Cometa Systems to record EOG.
Using the isolated EOG signal as input, post-processing algorithms like regression and blind-source separation can remove the artifacts. TMSi has two software options for removing eye movements:
We offer a Python interface that allows users to record EEG data. The Python interface has an example script that shows how to remove eye blinks using independent-component analysis (ICA). Read more about how to remove eyeblinks using ICA in this knowledge-based article.
We also offer a MATLAB interface with an integration with EEGLAB. EEGLAB is a useful interactive MATLAB toolbox that can be used to analyze EEG and EOG data and perform e.g. blind-source separation techniques like ICA.
Bipolar EMG
Compatible with SAGACombining high-density EMG (HD-EMG) with bipolar EMG recordings offers a more comprehensive view of muscle function. For example, the combination of HD-EMG and bipolar EMG signals can be used for controlling a robotic arm, a scenario currently being explored in the ongoing HARIA research project that TMSi actively contributes to. Moreover, HD-EMG and bipolar EMG can be combined in research studies with (electrical) stimulation. HD-EMG signals can be used to analyze motor units in the targeted muscle and bipolar EMG can be used to determine the stimulation parameters objectively (e.g. if the stimulation strength is correct for the intended neural pathways). Learn more about the differences between HD-EMG and bipolar EMG in this article.
Alternatively, combining EEG with bipolar EMG recordings can help study how brain activity and muscle activity interact during movement.
We specialize in developing amplifiers for EEG and HD-EMG research. In addition to measuring EEG and HD-EMG, bipolar EMG can be measured simultaneously with either a (1) wired or (2) wireless solution.
(Dual) Bipolar leads can be connected to a SAGA amplifier to measure 4 bipolar EMG signals. Next to snap-on electrodes, you can also measure bipolar EMG using micro-electrodes for small muscles, which come with the same connector as the snap-on variant.
Alternatively, with the integration of the Cometa Systems WaveX EMG+IMU systems, bipolar EMG can be measured wirelessly in combination with SAGA. Read more about this integration here.
ECG / HRV
Compatible with SAGA and APEXCardiac activity, measured with ECG, can be combined with other measurement modalities to offer additional insights. For example, cardiac activity can help study physiological arousal in sports science studies. From the ECG signal, the heart rate and heart rate variability (HRV) can be derived. HRV is a commonly used parameter in psychological studies.
Besides providing useful information, cardiac activity can also cause artifacts in both EEG and (HD-)EMG measurements. To remove cardiac activity, isolated ECG can be measured alongside the EEG or HD-EMG signals. We have two amplifiers to measure HD-EMG and EEG: SAGA (both HD-EMG and EEG) and APEX (EEG). SAGA has inputs for two dual-bipolar leads. With a (dual-)bipolar EMG cable, it is possible to measure ECG in isolation. APEX can be combined with the wireless Cometa system to record ECG alongside EEG. From the ECG signal, peaks can be detected to calculate HRV.
It is also possible to measure standalone ECG with SAGA. SAGA has a 32-channel multi-cable with snap-on electrodes. Using this cable, a standard 12-lead ECG can be performed. For the 12-lead ECG, six electrodes are placed on the chest and four electrodes are placed on the extremities. Using these ten electrodes, the heart’s electrical activity can be investigated from twelve different angles.
Microelectrode Unipolar Cable
Snap-on Electrode Unipolar Cable
Ag/AgCl Cup Electrode Unipolar Cable
Single Bipolar Cables
Compatible with SAGAA single bipolar cable can be used to measure ExG, including EOG and EMG. We have two types of Single Bipolar Cables: microelectrodes and snap-on electrodes.
Microelectrode Single Bipolar Cable
Snap-On Electrode Single Bipolar Cable
Dual Bipolar Cable
Compatible with SAGAA double bipolar cable can be used to measure ExG, including EOG and EMG. We have two types of Double Bipolar Cables: microelectrodes and snap-on electrodes.
Microelectrode Double Bipolar Cable
*The photo shows a single bipolar cable. Double bipolar will contain two pairs of these cables.
Snap-On Electrode Double Bipolar Cable
Disposables
Snap-on surface electrodes (bag of 50) and stickers for microelectrodes (pack of 500).
Snap-On Surface Electrodes
Stickers for Microelectrodes
Products and Accessories
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APEX
APEX is our wearable and user-friendly device that measures 24 or 32-channels of high-quality EEG signals. It has a compact and lightweight design, giving you the freedom to record measurements anywhere. APEX can be paired with various types of EEG accessories to use in a wide range of applications.
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SAGA
SAGA is our all-in-one device for ExG measurements. SAGA is able to measure 32, 64 or 128 channels of high-quality EEG or HD-EMG signals along with ExG and physiological sensors. It has a full-scale performance in a completely integrated setup or a portable, wireless setup with the data recorder worn on the body. With SAGA, everything is possible.
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SPIRE
SPIRE is our compact, wearable, and wireless HD-EMG device. While compact, each device can record up to 64 channels, with the option to sync multiple devices. Whether you are monitoring a single muscle during isometric exercises or measuring multiple muscle groups in dynamic movements, SPIRE delivers precision and reliability for any experimental setup.
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EEG Accessories
We offer versatile EEG measurement solutions, including gold-standard gel headcaps, innovative and convenient water headcaps, discreet around-the-ear cEEGrids, and multimodal options for fNIRS and TES.
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HD-EMG Accessories
Our Textile HD-EMG Grids are made from stretchable, adhesive fabric that stays securely in place even on challenging areas of the skin, ensuring reliable measurements during dynamic movements or stationary isometric contractions.
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ExG Accessories
We provide a wide variety of cables designed to meet the diverse needs of researchers across various applications. Whether you are looking to measure EOG, ECG, single or dual bipolar EMG, we offer high-quality solutions to ensure optimal performance and reliability.
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Physiological Sensors
We offer advanced sensors for detailed physiological insights, including a 3D accelerometer for motion tracking, a GSR sensor to monitor stress and emotions, a respiration band for breathing patterns, an SPo2 sensor for blood oxygen levels, and a DBS cable to study neural activity.
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Synchronization and Triggering
Discover our synchronization and triggering solutions, designed for seamless integration with other devices. We offer options such as Lab Streaming Layer (LSL), the SAGA Synchronization Module, USB TTL Module, and our device’s Trigger Inputs & Sync Outputs.
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External Integrations
Our products can be seamlessly integrated with external systems, including E-Prime Chronos for ERP measurements, Cometa Wave X for IMU and bipolar data, Movella for inertial data, and advanced eye-tracking technologies.
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Software
Our APEX User Application allows you to configure your device, measure impedances, and view real-time data with helpful plotters and displays. The TMSi Python Library supports EEG workflows, with open-source integration for data acquisition, impedance plots, and signal visualization. We also offer integration with popular software platforms like MNE, EEGLAB, BESA, and AcqKnowledge for data analysis.
Artinis EEG/HD-EMG products are intended for research purposes only and are not designed, marketed, or authorized for use in the diagnosis, prevention, or treatment of any disease or medical condition.