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The pioneer of wearable near-infrared spectroscopy devices to monitor local oxygenation.

04/12/2025

🌟 Top Pick of the Year in Brain Research Pt. 2! Sobeh et al. presented a standout 2025 study using the Brite to investigate how captures the neural dynamics behind group decision-making. Focusing on inter-brain synchrony during moral alignment, the research provides new insight into how shared discussions shape collective judgments.

The team examined whether discussion in homogeneous groups increases extremity — and whether synchrony in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) can buffer this effect.

Key findings:
🟡 Homogeneous groups became more extreme after discussion.
🔵 Greater DLPFC inter-brain synchrony helped reduce this shift.

A compelling demonstration of how wearable hyperscanning fNIRS advances real-world social neuroscience.
🔗 https://publications.artinis.com/publication/sobeh-emergence-2025/

03/12/2025

This latest article from SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics, highlights how is gaining momentum in applications, offering safe, non-invasive, real-time insights into brain oxygenation. Its flexibility makes it especially valuable in psychiatry, neurology, and neurorehabilitation. But challenges remain, from standardization to integration into clinical workflows. That’s where steps in.

🟡 MediBrite meets regulatory requirements for medical use to bring clinical NIRS into real medical workflows.
As the first NIRS device with MDR (EU) certification, it combines portability, medical-grade compliance, and ease of use —empowering clinicians to use fNIRS confidently.

🔗 https://www.photonics.com/Articles/Functional-Near-Infrared-Spectroscopy-Targets/a71511

02/12/2025

At Artinis, we continuously work to improve our devices and the support behind them, inspired by the trust researchers place in us and by the incredible studies carried out with our technology. This month, we want to highlight the research that motivates us to keep refining the tools you rely on.

This week’s top pick comes from Shafiei et al., who used the DualBrite to investigate how virtual reality can help manage pain in cancer patients. A meaningful study that shows how supportive technologies can make a real difference in clinical care.

🟡 DualBrite enabled comfortable, flexible monitoring during VR-based pain interventions
🔵 fNIRS revealed prefrontal activity changes linked to shifts in pain perception
🟡 Findings like these help clinicians and researchers refine supportive therapies for patients

🔗 Curious to explore the full article? Find it here https://publications.artinis.com/publication/shafiei-pain-2025/

30/11/2025

We mentioned some research using different customized Artinis and devices in our last posts. Now, learn about a study where the Brite goes underwater for neurocognitive performance monitoring in deep-water diver safety research 💦 🤿 🧠

In this interview with Triton Systems, Inc., a customized Brite device is used beneath the waves to capture critical insights into brain oxygenation during diving. This work highlights how is pushing the boundaries of discovery: on land, under the sea, and up in the sky.

🔗 https://www.artinis.com/blogpost-all/using-a-customized-brite-during-diving-a-blogpost-interview-with-triton-systems-inc

28/11/2025

From preterm infants to older adults, fNIRS offers the flexibility to support research across all ages. In this recent study, Hakimi et al. used one of our infant-oriented devices to monitor cerebral oxygenation in preterm infants, highlighting how gentle and adaptable NIRS can be for even the most vulnerable participants.

🟡 A fully non-invasive method, well suited for fragile early-life populations
🔵 Continuous bedside monitoring to capture real-time cerebral oxygenation
🟡 Meaningful physiological insights that can support safer neonatal care

🔗 Curious to read the full article? Find it here https://publications.artinis.com/publication/hakimi-near-infrared-2024/

27/11/2025

This study by Oller et al. highlights how far technology can reach: from neuroscience & sports science to marine biology & comparative physiology🌊 🦭
Using a customized PortaLite, researchers study blubber oxygenation in , uncovering how these marine mammals maintain metabolic health despite extreme body fat levels.

Findings revealed that:
🟡 Blubber oxygen levels decreased with increasing fatness
🔵 Despite this, seals showed no negative effects from low adipose oxygen tension
🟡 This points to unique physiological adaptations supporting metabolic health under high adiposity

🔗 https://publications.artinis.com/publication/oller-2021/

25/11/2025

Flexibility with fNIRS goes beyond human research, it also opens doors for studying cognition and physiology in animals. In this study, de Bracque et al. used our PortaLite device to measure cerebral oxygenation in baboons, showing how adaptable the technique is across species and environments.

🟡 A non-invasive approach that keeps animal welfare central
🔵 Reliable monitoring of cerebral activity during naturalistic behavior
🟡 New opportunities to understand primate cognition and comparative neuroscience

🔗 Curious to read the full article? Find it here https://publications.artinis.com/publication/debracque-cerebral-2022/

20/11/2025

🏔️ An interesting study by Narang et al. explored how preterm- and term-born adults respond to exposure, using PortaLite to measure brain and muscle oxygenation during rest and moderate exercise.

Findings:
🟡 Preterm-born adults maintained higher prefrontal cortex oxygenation during exercise at high altitude compared to term-born controls.
🔵 Pulse oxygen saturation was also higher in preterm participants during exercise.
🟡 Other acclimatization responses, including ventilation and cardiac output at rest, were similar between groups.

Results suggest that preterm-born adults can tolerate high-altitude physical activity well and may exhibit unique adaptations in brain oxygenation under environmental stress.
🔗 https://publications.artinis.com/publication/narang-effects-2024/

18/11/2025

Today’s Brite Ultra —the world’s only mass system— demonstration at was both exciting & insightful🧠✨🧠

Join us at our booth tomorrow for more live demos as we wrap up the final day of

14/11/2025

This study by Torosis et al. demonstrates the potential of for assessing pelvic floor muscle dysfunction using a customized Brite device.
High-tone pelvic floor dysfunction is a neuromuscular disorder characterized by non-relaxing muscles, leading to voiding, sexual, and pelvic pain symptoms. Quantitative measures for diagnosis have been limited until now.

Using a vaginal probe with a multipoint NIRS emitter/detector array, the study measured oxygenation changes (O₂Hb, HHb, HbDiff) during pelvic floor contractions.
Key findings include:
🟡 Women with HTPFD showed absent desaturation & delayed recovery to baseline oxygenation after contraction.
🔵 Prolonged HbDiff half-recovery times indicated impaired metabolic function of pelvic floor muscles.
🟡 NIRS monitoring proved feasible for detecting HTPFD, offering a non-invasive diagnostic tool.

🔗 https://publications.artinis.com/publication/torosis-detection-2025/

13/11/2025

We will be part of the Social Dynamics Workshop 2025, taking place on November 20–21 at Utrecht University, the Netherlands🇳🇱

Join us for a live demonstration of the Brite Ultra —the world’s only mass hyperscanning system— and discover how large-scale, real-time brain monitoring can advance research in social interaction & group dynamics.
www.artinis.com/events/social-dynamics-workshop-2025

11/11/2025

Tailored technology for every environment.

At Artinis, we believe that research shouldn’t be limited by setting. That’s why our (f)NIRS devices are fully customizable to meet the demands of your unique study; whether in the lab, in the field, or even under water.

In a recent study by McKnight et al. (2025), a customized waterproof version of our PortaLite device was used to measure muscle oxygenation during diving, helping researchers better understand oxygen dynamics and physiological adaptations in aquatic environments.

From hypoxia research to clinical and sports applications, our technology adapts to you, so you can focus on pushing science forward, wherever your work takes you.

🔗 Read more about this fascinating underwater study here: https://publications.artinis.com/publication/mcknight-diving-2025/

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