This invention is a dry EEG electrode with an articulated distal base and/or a plurality of articulated conductive proximal protrusions which penetrate between strands of hair for good electromagnetic contact without causing discomfort or skin irritation.

A biomedical electrode of the present invention includes: a plate-shaped support portion; an elastic pillar portion that is provided on a first surface of the plate-shaped support portion; a conductive resin layer that is formed to cover a distal end of the elastic pillar portion; and a conductive wire that is electrically connected to the conductive resin layer and is arranged in the elastic pillar portion from a distal end side toward a base end side.

A bioelectrode is provided that can make it easy to maintain an electrode shape and suppress a burden on a subject of measurement. A bioelectrode includes a support member, an electrode member, and a connector. The electrode member has a supported section. The supported section has a supported surface and an electrode formation surface that face in opposite directions from each other. A plurality of electrode protrusions are provided on the electrode formation surface. The electrode member is formed of conductive rubber. The electrode protrusions each have a base end and a tip. The conductive rubber of the base end is harder than the conductive rubber of the tip.

A bioelectrode is provided that can make it easy to maintain an electrode shape and suppress a burden on a subject of measurement. A bioelectrode includes a support member, an electrode member, and a connector. The electrode member has a supported section. The supported section has a supported surface and an electrode formation surface that face in opposite directions from each other. A plurality of electrode protrusions are provided on the electrode formation surface. The electrode member is formed of conductive rubber. The electrode protrusions each have a base end and a tip. The conductive rubber of the base end is harder than the conductive rubber of the tip.

The present invention relates to an assembled, downward-pressing, multifunctional electroencephalogram (EEG) cap, at least comprising: a cap body, configured to be worn on a head of a patient, and formed by a plurality of constituent blocks, wherein each of the constituent blocks comprises a first unit and a second unit that carry extracranial electrodes for detecting EEG signals from corresponding areas of the head of the patient, in which the first unit and the second unit are configured to perform relative movements and thereby change their relative positions, the first unit and the second unit being shaped to fit a curved surface of the head of the patient; the first unit of the constituent block being movably connected to the second unit by means of a drive system provided between at least a part of the first unit and a part of the second unit, wherein the extracranial electrodes located on the first unit and on the second unit are configured to at least follow the relative movements between the first unit and the second unit in a first direction so as to move toward and/or away from an EEG measuring area on the head of the patient.

The present invention relates to an assembled, downward-pressing, multifunctional electroencephalogram (EEG) cap, at least comprising: a cap body, configured to be worn on a head of a patient, and formed by a plurality of constituent blocks, wherein each of the constituent blocks comprises a first unit and a second unit that carry extracranial electrodes for detecting EEG signals from corresponding areas of the head of the patient, in which the first unit and the second unit are configured to perform relative movements and thereby change their relative positions, the first unit and the second unit being shaped to fit a curved surface of the head of the patient; the first unit of the constituent block being movably connected to the second unit by means of a drive system provided between at least a part of the first unit and a part of the second unit, wherein the extracranial electrodes located on the first unit and on the second unit are configured to at least follow the relative movements between the first unit and the second unit in a first direction so as to move toward and/or away from an EEG measuring area on the head of the patient.

According to an example aspect of the present invention, there is provided an attachment and method for head-fixing rats for experimental purposes. The invention provides a tool for multi-region electrophysiology & precision monitoring of organismal state during complex cognitive tasks. The attachment for a skull of a rat, comprises a frame enclosing an open space inside the frame, at least one tooth on the frame extending from the frame towards the open space. Adhesive may be used as an attaching agent.

Provided is a stethoscope including: a support base having a first contact surface that comes into contact with an object to be measured, in which each of three first connection sides that are at least parts of sides defining the first contact surface is at least a part of each side of a triangle including the first contact surface; three elastic members having elasticity each of which has a second contact surface that has an obtuse angle formed with the first contact surface and that comes into contact with the object to be measured, the three elastic members being connected to each of the first connection sides in a second connection side having the same length as the first connection side out of sides defining the second contact surface; and three electrocardiographic electrodes that are disposed on each of the second contact surfaces and detect cardiac electrical activity of the object to be measured.

A probe device provides an enhanced bioelectric and spring-loaded sensing tip with an integrated force sensor. The probe device measures the bioelectric conductance value from a patient for therapeutic and/or diagnostic purpose using the spring-loaded sensing tip. In addition, the probe device measures the force applied by the spring-loaded sensing tip against the patient using the integrated force sensor. Using feedback from the force sensor and the bioconductive data of the patient, the force applied at the spring-loaded sensing tip may be adjusted to obtain improved results.

A probe device provides an enhanced bioelectric and spring-loaded sensing tip with an integrated force sensor. The probe device measures the bioelectric conductance value from a patient for therapeutic and/or diagnostic purpose using the spring-loaded sensing tip. In addition, the probe device measures the force applied by the spring-loaded sensing tip against the patient using the integrated force sensor. Using feedback from the force sensor and the bioconductive data of the patient, the force applied at the spring-loaded sensing tip may be adjusted to obtain improved results.