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Artinis Medical Systems

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

25/02/2026

📣 Curious about combining mNIRS and HD-EMG in your muscle research?
Join us at Artinis HQ in Elst (NL) on Thursday, March 12th, 2026 for our Introduction Course: a full-day training designed for researchers and early users.

🟡 Grasp the core principles and technology behind mNIRS and HD-EMG
🔵 Explore application areas and experiment design
🟡 Get hands-on with data collection and basic analysis
You’ll leave with practical skills, real lab experience, and a better understanding of how these two techniques complement each other in muscle physiology research.

🔗 Secure your spot: https://zurl.co/9UhYU
👉 Interested in brain imaging too? Our Introduction to fNIRS course takes place the next day, on March 13th.

24/02/2026

🎮 Neurofeedback meets VR: can it help children with ADHD improve attention and self-regulation?
In this exciting new study protocol, Zheng et al. aim to use fNIRS (OctaMon) to monitor brain activity in real-time while children with ADHD engage in immersive VR-based neurofeedback training. The idea? By providing feedback based on prefrontal brain activation, children can learn to modulate their own neural responses, potentially enhancing focus, reducing symptoms, and boosting engagement through gamified environments.

🟡 Uses a wearable fNIRS system (OctaMon) for real-time brain monitoring
🔵 Combines neurofeedback with engaging, child-friendly VR
🟡 A non-invasive, promising direction for ADHD intervention

🔗 Explore the study protocol here: https://zurl.co/7AfMi

19/02/2026

🧠 From setup to real-time decoding: how fNIRS-BCIs actually work. In Part 1 of our : Methodology and (clinical) application possibilities" webinar series, Dr. Bettina Sorger from Maastricht University & Dr. Franziska Klein from OFFIS guide you through system setup, experimental design, and the fundamentals of online analysis.

They also discuss the strengths & limitations of fNIRS compared to other BCI modalities.
▶️ https://zurl.co/pemtc

17/02/2026

🔐 Imagine being unable to speak or move, yet still able to communicate… through your brain signals alone.
In a fascinating new study, Nlandu Kamavuako et al. explored how fNIRS-based BCIs can classify both overt (spoken) and covert (imagined) speech, offering promising communication avenues for people with locked-in syndrome.
The researchers used a BCI paradigm to distinguish between spoken and imagined words, showing that even imagined speech can be detected through prefrontal hemodynamic responses. This opens doors to non-invasive, accessible communication tools for individuals who otherwise can’t express themselves.

🟡 Real-time signal processing
🔵 High classification accuracy for covert speech
🟡 A step closer to practical BCI for assistive tech

🔗 Read the full article: https://zurl.co/DyBdo

12/02/2026

🧠 fNIRS-BCI in action. Real people. Real signals.

What does look like in practice?
🟡 Ruotsalo et al. monitored affective responses in crowds, enabling large-scale annotation of shared experiences.
🔵 Dolmans et al. used deep learning to classify mental workload, paving the way for adaptive systems in demanding environments.

Wearable neurotechnology is turning brain signals into actionable information —anytime, anywhere.

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https://publications.artinis.com/publication/ruotsalo-crowdsourcing-2023/
https://publications.artinis.com/publication/dolmans-perceived-2021/

11/02/2026

Best wishes to ESA french astronaut Adenot as she embarks on her mission to the International Space Station. Artinis is proud to contribute to PhysioTool, one of the scientific experiences of the CNES.

We wish all teams involved a successful mission aboard the ISS and look forward to the scientific insights generated through this collaboration.

CNES ESA - European Space Agency

03/02/2026

🧠 Curious how brain-computer interfaces actually work in real time?
Turns out, NIRS is playing a surprisingly powerful role, especially when portability, movement, or cost are limiting factors for EEG and fMRI.
From spelling devices for locked-in patients to cognitive workload assessment in high-stress environments, fNIRS is helping decode brain signals into actionable commands. And thanks to recent advances, real-time processing is getting faster and more accurate.

In our updated blogpost, we explore:
🟡 Why NIRS is a strong fit for BCI
🔵 What kind of tasks it supports
🟡 How researchers are combining it with other tech like EEG

🔗 Check it out here: https://zurl.co/RaNVn

29/01/2026

🤾🏽 From Lab to Life: Portability is Key — with our new Brite MKIV
With improved receivers for higher sensitivity, faster setup even over dark and thick hair, enhanced wireless options with Brite Connect 5.0, and new perfect-fit MKII headcaps, the improved Brite family raises the bar for wearable research across all environments and participant groups.

👉 Explore what’s new at https://www.artinis.com/blogpost-all/brite-news-significantly-decrease-your-setup-time-with-our-new-brite

27/01/2026

🎻 What happens to our hearts when we listen to live music together?
In a fascinating new study, Müller et al. investigated cardiac synchrony between orchestra musicians and audience members across real-world performances. Using heart rate data from both sides of the stage, the team explored how live music fosters shared physiological experiences.

🟡 Musicians and listeners showed signs of heart rhythm coupling, hinting at a deeply embodied group experience
🔵 Audience coherence was stronger than that of the performers, challenging assumptions about who’s more “in sync”
🟡 Musical complexity and sound pressure shaped the level of coherence, adding a physiological layer to how we perceive performance

This study shows the power of ecological research: studying cognition and capturing meaningful interactions as they unfold not in controlled lab conditions, but in the environments where life actually happens.

🔗 Read the open-access article here: https://zurl.co/cZThx

22/01/2026

From Lab to Life: Portability Is Key
Continuous technical advances have made fNIRS systems fully portable, reliable, and comfortable, unlocking neuroimaging beyond the lab. Measuring brain activity during everyday tasks and real-world environments delivers more realistic insights into brain function. In , portable enables brain monitoring on the football field, even during penalty kicks 🏃‍♂️‍➡️⚽️

🔗 Read the story: https://www.artinis.com/blogpost-all/2022/using-fnirs-to-measure-brain-activity-on-the-field-during-penalty-kicks-a-video-interview-with-max-slutter

20/01/2026

🧘‍♀️ Measuring brain activity in motion? Yes, you can.

In their recent study, Goodrick et al. used the Brite to examine resting-state brain dynamics before and after yoga practice, outside the lab and in a naturalistic setting. The results revealed shifts in functional connectivity that hint at how yoga might influence cognition and mood.

This kind of mobile brain imaging, made possible with wearable fNIRS, opens new doors for understanding the neural impact of real-life interventions.

🔗 https://publications.artinis.com/publication/goodrick-resting-state-2025/

15/01/2026

🧠✨ Exploring a Brite mind where it really happens.
Bulgarelli et al. present an innovative approach to studying preschoolers’ social development by combining with the Brite wearable . Moving beyond screen-based lab tasks, this setup enables naturalistic, self-guided social interaction, better reflecting how children engage in the real world.

In this proof-of-principle study, brain activity was recorded in children aged 3–5 years as they chose and interacted with human-like avatars. The results revealed clear social preferences and distinct fronto-temporoparietal connectivity patterns, particularly in girls, highlighting the neural basis of early .
🔗 https://publications.artinis.com/publication/bulgarelli-combining-2023/

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