We are planning to conduct a EEG study in our driving simulator. Now we need to purchase a new EEG amplifier for the study.
We actually planned to buy a wireless device but now we're unsure about interfering signals in the simulation environment. Does anyone have advice?
We pioneered the measurement of EEG acquisition from drivers on the open highway in Mackie & Miller 1978. The most reliable approach is to have 100-gain pre-amps located very close to the EEG electrodes. Once the EEG signal has been pre-amplified, you can go wireless. You won't go wrong with products from Advanced Brain Monitoring (ABM), for example, http://www.advancedbrainmonitoring.com/xseries/.
Mr Miller, thank you for the information. We will most probably now purchase a regular device instead of a wireless one since for the study it will be reasonable anyway.
I am currently doing a driving simulator research using EEG. The EEG I use is Emotiv EEG EPOC +. and based on prior research, this tool is no problem with interfering signals in the simulation environment
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