The Geodesic Sensor Net
The Geodesic Sensor Net (GSN) has been widely adopted by the neuroscience research community because of its ease of use, comfort, and ability to produce high-quality and high-resolution data. Geodesic Sensor Nets are available in various styles optimized for applications from standard EEG/ERP recordings and long term monitoring to EEG-MRI, EEG-MEG, and EEG-TMS. HydroCel GSN 130, LTM (MR-compatible also available) Comfort EGI's Geodesic Sensor Nets (GSN) do not require any scalp preparation or abrasion, making them a perfect choice for your research participants. Suitable for all ages and hair types (with the exception of corn rows and dreadlocks, where hair density prevents seating of electrodes), Geodesic Sensor Nets have been used successfully with difficult-to-record populations such as autistic children, elderly patients with dementia, and ADHD teens. Application and Fit Application times for the sponge-based HydroCel Geodesic Sensor Nets range between 5 minutes for 32 channels to
The Geodesic Sensor Net (GSN) has been widely adopted by the neuroscience research community because of its ease of use, comfort, and ability to produce high-quality and high-resolution data. Geodesic Sensor Nets are available in various styles optimized for applications from standard EEG/ERP recordings and long term monitoring to EEG-MRI, EEG-MEG, and EEG-TMS. HydroCel GSN 130, LTM (MR-compatible also available) Comfort EGI's Geodesic Sensor Nets (GSN) do not require any scalp preparation or abrasion, making them a perfect choice for your research participants. Suitable for all ages and hair
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