Publications by authors named "Jeremy Pazuelo"
Article Synopsis
- Wearable in-ear EEG devices have the potential to revolutionize brain monitoring in everyday settings, but need validation against established scalp EEG technology.
- This study compared a new in-ear EEG device with a traditional EEG system in 30 healthy volunteers during both resting and nap conditions, using various analyses to assess signal quality.
- Results showed that while the in-ear device performed similarly to the scalp EEG during rest, it experienced signal disruptions during naps due to head and facial movements, yet both showed comparable alpha wave patterns.
Wearable in-ear electroencephalographic (EEG) devices hold significant promise for advancing brain monitoring technologies into everyday applications. However, despite the current availability of several in-ear EEG devices in the market, there remains a critical need for robust validation against established clinical-grade systems. In this study, we carried out a detailed examination of the signal performance of a mobile in-ear EEG device from Naox Technologies.
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