Sensors

ProComp Infiniti respiration sensor & cable (SA9311M) is approximately 52 inches (132 cm) in length and is terminated in a stretch belt that will fit around either the thoracic (chest) or abdominal (stomach) area. The respiration sensor is a sensitive girth sensor worn using an easy fitting high durability woven elastic band fixed with a length adjustable webbing belt. It detects chest or abdominal expansion/contraction and outputs the respiration waveform. Learn More

Physiocom Magnetic Respiration Sensor Belt for the GP series of biofeedback devices. Learn More

The HEG Neuro Professional Set is tailored for professionals looking for an advanced system capable of integrating EEG data for comprehensive neurofeedback training. Learn More

The HEG Mobile Sensor is perfect for individuals seeking a straightforward, portable solution for concentration or relaxation training. Learn More

Toomim style HEG(Hemoencephalography)Headband for nIRS (Near infrared spectroscopy). The nIR ("near infra red") HEG (hemo-encephalography) headband measures brain blood oxygenation(blood color) using oximeter principles under the patent from Biocomp Research Laboratories. It can be used differentially (across the forehead from F7 to F8 (in the 10-20 system) according to particular training objectives. Designed for the Neurobit Optima 2 and 4 channel EEG/HEG units. Learn More

The TT-pIR Mini-Suite (T2600) offers a set of clinical tools which allow you to monitor, train and follow-up on your client's success with frontal pIR training. It can be used with the FlexComp Infiniti, ProComp Infiniti, ProComp 5 Infiniti and ProComp 2 devices with Biograph Infiniti Software. Learn More

The St-Cloud/Femelex electrodes are used vaginally or in the rectum to stimulate or sense the pelvic floor muscles. Cables terminate in two din connections. Learn More

These electrodes are used vaginally to stimulate or sense the pelvic floor muscles. For use with the Myonx EMG system. Learn More

Bend Sensor is small enough to be placed on fingers and wrists to monitor joint motion. 180 degrees of flexion. Use sensors back to back to get a 360 degree range. Learn More