Join BIOPAC to learn how you can get started with experiments combining VR with biofeedback and physiology data collection.
Advancements in virtual reality have opened up exciting new possibilities for physiology researchers. Watch this webinar from BIOPAC to learn how you can get started with your own physiology research using VR, what options are available and how to create a virtual environment for physiology experiments.
Presenters also demonstrate a series of VR experiments and computer simulations combining interactive VR with biofeedback and physiology data collection.
Key Topics Include:
- Possibilities of using computer and VR simulations in research
- Creative combinations of physiological recording and VR
- Tracking cognitive processes with fNIR
- Automated analysis
- Foundations for developing your first experiment
Presenters
Account Director & fNIR Expert
BIOPAC Systems, Inc
Alex Dimov (BIOPAC Systems, Inc.) has been teaching workshops on the topic of physiological data acquisition and analysis for nearly 15 years. While at UC Santa Barbara he was an instructor for The Advanced Training Institute for Virtual Reality in Social Psychology. He joined BIOPAC as an application specialist and now oversees European Sales for BIOPAC.
Production Partner
BIOPAC Systems Inc.
BIOPAC lets you measure physiology anywhere with innovative, compatible solutions that can be used by anyone for meaningful discovery.
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