Equipment

The Cognitive Systems Lab has the following equipment available for investigating human sensory and cognitive processes:

Stationary 64-channel EEG system (ActiChamp, BrainProducts) with extensions for peripheral-physiological signals
Mobile 24-channel EEG system (Smarting, EasyCap)
Stationary eyetracker (Eyelink-1000, SR Research)
Active motion-tracking system (Optotrak, NDI)
Binaural sound pressure level meter (Brüel & Kjær)
Two electromagnetically shielded, double-wall sound booths (IAC)
Computer-based stimulation and measurement system for precise recording of behavioral (e.g. response times) and physiological data (e.g. EEG)

Person with EEG cap Person with EEG cap and VR headset
Setup for measuring brain activity via electroencephalography (EEG)

EEG caps on polystyrene heads sitting on a shelf EEG electrodes on a towel Two persons preparing an EEG measurement on a sitting person

Application of EEG electrodes to an EEG cap Application of contact gel to EEG electrodes EEG cap with electrodes

Person looking at EEG data on a computer screen Washbasin and chair Person washing another person's hair in a washbasin

sound-attenuated room, interior with chair, desk and input devices button pad, intercom and headphones on a table
Setup for auditory psychophysics