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84 results about "Cerebral activity" patented technology

A method of examining brain activity in animals and humans by recording the total bioelectric activity of the various zones, regions, and lobes of the brain. The procedure is used in modern neurophysiology, neuropathology, and psychiatry.

DIKWP-driven individualized brain-map interaction feedback mechanism

The invention discloses a DIKWP-driven individualized brain-map interactive feedback system, which is used for neural rehabilitation and brain-computer interface training. The system obtains brain activity data of a patient through electroencephalogram acquisition equipment, constructs a personal brain-semantic map in combination with cognitive evaluation, and establishes a mapping relation between semantic units and brain region responses. In the training process, the DIKWP semantic analysis module performs multi-layer analysis on indexes such as reaction time, accuracy and intention achievement, generates multi-mode instant feedback such as visual sense, auditory sense or tactile sense, and performs directional reinforcement on a weak semantic domain. The system has a dynamic target optimization capability, and the difficulty can be automatically adjusted according to training performance; when attention distraction, emotion abnormity or semantic deviation is detected, a safety intervention mechanism is automatically triggered, and training effectiveness and safety are guaranteed. According to the method, closed-loop individualized rehabilitation interaction is realized, the adaptation degree and efficiency of brain-computer interface training are remarkably improved, and the method is suitable for various rehabilitation scenes such as languages, movement and cognition and has a good industrial application prospect.
Owner:HAINAN UNIV

Systems and methods for visualizing brain activity in real time at high spatial and temporal resolution

A device and system for real-time visualization of the electrophysiologic activity of a brain, particularly at the cortical surface. The neural device can acquire, process, and display high-spatiotemporal-resolution electrophysiologic data in real-time across entire electrode arrays spanning many thousands of electrodes over identified anatomic regions. The system is compatible with thin-film cortical surface electrodes that record from neural tissues without damaging those tissues. The system can be used to guide diagnostic and therapeutic actions with high precision, and also provides the basis for a brain-computer interface.
Owner:PRECISION NEUROSCIENCE CORP

Calculation method for integrating task induction and intrinsic spontaneous brain function activity

The invention discloses a calculation method for integrating task induction and intrinsic spontaneous brain function activity. The calculation method comprises the following steps: calculating a brain activation mode when an individual executes a corresponding cognitive task based on task state functional magnetic resonance imaging data and a general linear model; identifying individual large-scale nerve avalanche with spatial continuity based on resting state functional magnetic resonance imaging data; the method comprises the following steps: performing principal component analysis on resting state functional magnetic resonance data of an individual to construct a low-dimensional state space; a task-induced brain activation mode and intrinsic spontaneous nerve avalanche are projected to an individual low-dimensional state space; calculating the Euclidean distance between the task-induced brain activity and the intrinsic spontaneous nerve avalanche in the low-dimensional state space; and detecting the prediction effect of the geometric distance on the performance of the tested task through the regression model. The method is verified on a real data set, and experimental results show that the method not only can integrate two basic brain function activities, but also can significantly predict individual cognitive performance differences.
Owner:EAST CHINA NORMAL UNIV