[Case Study of EEG Measurement at a Cosmetic Surgery Clinic] Measuring brain waves even during head procedures.

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last updated：Aug 28, 2023

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Since it is an earphone-type device, there is no need to attach electrodes to the head, allowing for the visualization of brain waves even in situations where it is difficult to measure with a standard EEG.

We would like to introduce a case study of our earphone-type BCI, the 'Ear Brain Interface,' used at a cosmetic surgery clinic. The clinic consulted us about visualizing the relaxation state of individuals receiving massages focused on the head. This measurement is impossible with a conventional EEG that uses electrodes placed on the head. With our product, we successfully captured brain waves during the treatment without any issues, allowing us to confirm in real-time that feelings of irritation and discomfort were alleviated, and the individuals were relaxed. [Case Overview] ■ Challenge: Visualizing the relaxation state of individuals receiving massages ■ Results - Reduction in feelings of irritation and discomfort - Real-time confirmation of relaxation *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.