Last I heard (but it has been a couple of
years)
Wadsworth was selling a
version of their P300. Certainly
not
selling in the sense of supporting
it like a Dynavox or My
Tobii, I
might be inclined to have a discussion
with them about what
kind of
support and trouble shooting was
available...
And I
tend to think that it was among the most promising of the
BCI
stuff
out there, especially contrasted with something like Audeo that
I
have not really seen working with advanced ALS, or Brain
gate
that needs
a brain surgery!
There is also the system
from
Germany. I think they have a US rep in
texas, but am
completely blanking on the name and have a pt coming.
If
someone else does not chime in, I will look it up.
But it
was a far
more expensive piece of tech than the Wadsworth
stuff.
Ed Hitchcock OT/L
Technology
Center
Rehabilitation
Institute of Chicago
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Re: BCI on the Market?
Hi,
I have a pALS in the SF Bay
Area
who I really want to get set up with
BCI.
What options
exist
outside of studies at this point? I think I
heard
that
the P300 technology is on the market? True? Does
anyone
have
thoughts or reviews of this or others available BCIs on
the
market?
Thanks!
Amy
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Aug 15, 2011, at 8:20 AM, Jane Huggins <
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> While I'm in BCI research, I'm not thinking of
a
study group in the DC
area off the top of my head. It
also
depends on what you mean by a
study. If you are talking about
a
study that will provide a BCI to use
independently in the
home,
there just aren't many of those yet. The
biggest is
headquartered in Albany, NY at the Wadsworth Center.
They
have a multi-site study assiciated with VA hospitals
starting
up, but I
don't know many of the details or where all the
sites
are.
>
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Hello everyone,
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>> I
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interface
(BCI)
>> study in the Baltimore/DC
area.
Has anyone ever heard about an
>> opportunity in that
area or
know how these types of studies usually
>> advertise for
volunteers? Any information would be helpful.
Thanks!
>>
>>
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