The new device, which has no equivalent in the world, allows the patient’s condition to be diagnosed without the need to find a specialist doctor or prepare a special room.
According to Andrey Stepanov, head of the Third Arctic Expedition of the St. Petersburg State Technological University, the uniqueness of the device lies in its ability to work in any conditions. Unlike conventional electroencephalographs, the device is not affected by surrounding metal objects and electrical appliances.
The special feature of the new device is that it is a mini supercomputer and synthesized wavelets that allow it to adapt to the type of signal, Stepanov noted.
Source: Ferra
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