Patent classifications
A61B5/381
KNOWLEDGE, INTEREST AND EXPERIENCE DISCOVERY BY PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGIC RESPONSE TO EXTERNAL STIMULATION
Methods and systems are disclosed for discovery of knowledge, interest and experience of individuals indicated by measured psychophysiologic response (e.g., electroencephalograph) to sensible stimuli (e.g., images). Stimuli are selected to explore targeted topics described in various levels of detail and sub-categories organized as hierarchal trees. The degree of psychophysiologic response to stimuli associated with sub-categories of topics in the hierarchal tree guides selection of additional stimuli to systematically explore hierarchal tree nodes, levels and branches to discover the extent of knowledge, interest or experience related to the targeted topic. A system enabling these methods provides archival and search of hierarchal trees associated with topics of interest, target and non-target stimuli, stimulus dataset generation, editing and presentation, psychophysiologic data collection and processing via local and remote resources, evoked response detection, characterization and scoring, and association of indications of knowledge, interest or experience with regards to facets of the targeted topic.
DETECTION DEVICE AND DETECTION METHOD
The present disclosure relates to the field of brainwave technology, and provides a detection device and a detection method. The detection device includes: a brainwave acquisition circuit configured to collect a brainwave signal of a user in the case that a distance between the user and a to-be-detected object is smaller than a threshold; and a processing circuit configured to process the collected brainwave signal to acquire brainwave information, and acquire a detection result of the to-be-detected object in accordance with the brainwave information. The brainwave information includes at least one of olfactory information and gustatory information of the user.
INFORMATION PROCESSING APPARATUS AND NON-TRANSITORY COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM STORING PROGRAM
An information processing apparatus includes a processor configured to associate information indicating a recognition result of a voice of a user uttered at a time at which the user manually operates a device, biological information other than the voice of the user, and manual operation information indicating a manual operation for the device with each other, and operate the device based on the biological information in a subsequent operation.
ELECTROGUSTOMETER
An electrogustometer comprises an interface (4) capable of receiving a stimulation instruction, and a current generator (8) arranged to produce a stimulation current. The interface (4) is arranged to obtain a digital command from the stimulation instruction, and the electrogustometer further comprises a digital-to-analogue converter (6) suitable for converting the digital command into a DC voltage, the different digital commands inducing discrete respective voltage values. The current generator (8) is arranged to convert the DC voltage into a stimulation current with a strength of between 0 and 250 A, depending on the discrete voltage value, and varies by fixed steps of between 0.05 A and 1 A.
Systems and methods for sensory and cognitive profiling
Methods, devices, and systems are disclosed for producing cognitive and/or sensory profiles. In one aspect, a method to provide a cognitive or sensory assessment of a subject includes selecting a profile category from among a cognitive performance profile, a sensory performance profile, and a cognitive and sensory performance profile, presenting a sequence of stimuli to a subject, the sequence of stimuli based on the selected profile category, acquiring physiological signals of the subject before, during, and after the presenting the sequence of stimuli to produce physiological data, and processing the physiological data to generate an information set including one or more quantitative values associated with the selected profile category.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MEASURING NEUROLOGIC FUNCTION VIA ODORANT, AUDIBLE AND/OR SOMATOSENSORY STIMULATION
A system for evaluating neurologic dysfunction of a subject includes an odorant generator configured to deliver an odorant stimulation to the subject, an auditory generator configured to deliver an audible stimulation to the subject, a vibrotactile stimulator configured to generate a somatosensory stimulation to the subject, a plurality of electrodes configured to be attached to the subject at respective different locations, and at least one processor. The plurality of electrodes are configured to collect neural signals from the subject as a result of the odorant stimulation, the audible stimulation, and the somatosensory stimulation. The at least one processor is configured to process the neural signals from the plurality of electrodes and generate an assessment of neurologic dysfunction of the subject.
NON-INVASIVE SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PRODUCT FORMULATION ASSESSMENT BASED ON PRODUCT-ELICITED BRAIN STATE MEASUREMENTS
A non-invasive product customization system and a method of customizing a product formulation is provided. Brain activity of a user is detected in response to an input of a product formulation into a brain of the user via a sensory nervous system of the user. A mental state of the user is detected based on the detected brain activity. The product formulation is modified based on the determined mental state of the user. The modified product formulation may be presented to the user in a manner that modulates the mental state of the user.
METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR DELIVERING SENSORY SIMULATION BASED ON EVOKED RESPONSE QUANTIFICATION
A system for delivering sensory stimulation a sensor; a sensory stimulator configured to deliver sensory stimulation to a patient during a sleep session, the sensory stimulation having varying stimulation intensity levels; and a computer system. One or more physical processors being programmed with computer program instructions which, when executed cause the computer system to: determine sleep stage information of the patient based on brain activity information of the patient during the sleep session from the sensor; provide input to the sensory stimulator based on the determined sleep stage information of the patient, the provided input causing the sensory stimulator to deliver the sensory stimulation to the patient; obtain stimulation response information from the patient, the stimulation response information including patient brain response to the delivered sensory stimulation; and determine a range of the stimulation intensity levels within which the patient brain response reaches a threshold.
System and signatures for the multi-modal physiological stimulation and assessment of brain health
A system for assessing brain health of a user includes an electronics module including an active brainwave sensor that collects channels of electroencephalography (EEG) brainwave data, a plurality of biological sensors, and a stimulation device. The biological sensors include a microphone that captures verbal responses of the subject during a battery of tasks, an image sensor that records eye positions, eye saccade and other biometric identification information, an accelerometer, a gyrometer, a thermometer, a pulse oximetry sensor, a dermal skin conductance sensor, and key strokes, mouse clicks or touch events to measure cognitive data of the user. The stimulation device applies a battery of tasks including a visual or photic stimulant, an auditory stimulant, a gastronomic stimulant, an olfactory stimulant, a touch stimulant, and a cognitive challenge stimulant to the user. The plurality of biological sensors simultaneously measure the body's response to stimulants for recordation by the electronics module.
System and method for perceiving smell remotely
Technology for the transition of light and sound over long distances, e.g. TV and radio, has revolutionized society. On the contrary, the technology to perceive a smell remotely is in its infancy, and has severe limitations such as latency, residual and infidelity. A system and methods are disclosed to allow smells to be perceived remotely. It is based on the brain waves associated with the olfactory bulb.