Key result
Fiberless, wearable fNIRS was explored as a method to continuously monitor brain haemoglobin concentration changes over the prefrontal cortex during a real-world prospective memory task.
Why the study?
Can fiberless, wearable fNIRS be used to monitor brain activity during real-world cognitive tasks?
Population
Subjects performing a real-world prospective memory task outside the lab
Design
Other
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Wearable fNIRS feasible for real-world monitoring; hypothesis-generating and leaves clinical adoption open pending validation.
Can fiberless, wearable fNIRS be used to monitor brain activity during real-world cognitive tasks?
Fiberless, wearable fNIRS provides a portable method to monitor brain activity during real-world cognitive tasks, offering an alternative to lab-based neuroimaging.
Pinti et al. (2015) studied this question. Fiberless, wearable fNIRS was evaluated on Brain haemoglobin concentration changes over the prefrontal cortex. Fiberless, wearable fNIRS was explored as a method to continuously monitor brain haemoglobin concentration changes over the prefrontal cortex during a real-world prospective memory task.
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