A mobile real-time bioengineering front end system.

In the study of physiological system dynamics, a mobile Front End System is needed in faithfully monitoring and recording physiological signals at various experimental sites. Local real-time mode operation is required at the site of the experiment such that the significant dynamic response or event from the subject can be easily captured and displayed as the experiment progresses. An additional requirement is the interfacing with the campus computer network such that numerous network computing resources can be employed in further processing of the captured data.