NordicNeuroLab

NNL InroomViewingDevice

• FDA Approved for Clinical Applications
• The screen made for MR Use, is FDA-approved for MR Clinical applications.
• 40-inch 4K (UHD 1920x1080 resolution) monitor
• LCD monitors have a front-facing camera for patient monitoring (as the bore monitoring camera is usually blocked when a monitor is placed behind the bore).
• The Screen can be moved anywhere in the MR Room, it can be used for fMRI and also for any other applications including as a monitor for MR Interventions
• Ports for USB keyboard and mouse, in case the researcher wants to control some software while inside the scanner room.
• Mounted on a low weight, height-adjustable mobile foot stand.

NNL SyncBox

A multi purpose Synchronisation and Stimulation device with sequence setup and sequence programming capabilities.

• It can be used as a Stimulation device for checking the triggers and as a stimulation device.
• It runs its own sequence once after receiving the first trigger from the scanner. Individual trigger sequences can be set up for special paradigms, which run over the scanner-provided paradigms.
• It is connected to the scanner volume trigger output and always kept switched on - it automatically monitors for fMRI sequence and starts the paradigm at the right time after the dummy scans.

NNL Response Grips

The Response Grip is an MRI-compatible subject response device. The grip is 100% fibre-optic and connects to the Response Grip Interface Unit.

• Ergonomically designed response grips with 2 buttons on each side.
• Easy to hold and press buttons with index finger or thumb even without looking at it.
• NNL response grips are 100% fiber optic.

nordicAktiva

A stimulus presentation and workflow software for stimulus generation and image acquisition at the same time. It offers ready-to-use standard clinical paradigms, allowing physicians to test perceptual, motor and cognitive functions in clinical settings.

VisualSystem HD

VisualSystem HD is a sophisticated and flexible solution for presenting visual stimuli inside the MR scanner. By displaying sharp images and brilliant colors, high quality graphics or text is presented to the patient.