[Product Description]

Wearable biosignal measurement: The BORY fNIRS Band uses functional near-infrared spectroscopy to measure optical signals associated with changes in tissue hemodynamics and oxygenation during physical activity and research.

Exercise physiology research: Supports the collection of physiological signal data during and after physical activity, helping researchers examine changes associated with exercise, rest, and recovery conditions.

Biosignal data collection: The BORY fNIRS Band collects optical biosignal data related to changes in tissue hemodynamics and oxygenation, supporting research and analysis of physiological responses under different activity and experimental conditions.

Research and development use: Designed as a wearable functional near-infrared spectroscopy device for universities, research institutions, laboratories, and data-driven algorithm development projects requiring optical biosignal measurement hardware.

Adjustable wearable design: Features an adjustable strap with multiple sizing holes to support secure positioning on suitable measurement areas such as the forehead, arm, or lower leg for different research applications.

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[Technical Specifications]
Optical Channels: 4
Wavelengths: 740nm / 850nm
Controller: ESP32-WROOM-32D
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PCB Size: 66 × 35 mm
Power Consumption: Approx. 0.5 Wh

[Data Output]
The board outputs raw optical sensor measurements for research and algorithm development purposes.
Data can be collected through:
USB Serial
Bluetooth (BLE)
Wi-Fi
Data is recorded as TXT log files for external processing and analysis.

What's in the box

1x BORY fNIRS BAND