The university says the unit integrates electrodes, circuitry, a battery and wireless data transmission in a compact device attached to the scalp beneath the hair, unlike conventional cap-, helmet- or band-shaped EEG equipment. The institution lists long-term EEG monitoring, sleep research, neurorehabilitation, consumer interaction and safety monitoring for specialized workers among potential applications. These are reported design and use claims; the announcement does not provide independent validation, comparative accuracy data or clinical outcomes.
Raw SignalOct 5, 20261 min read1 source
Tianjin university 3 gram noninvasive eeg brain computer interface
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Tianjin University announced the Shen Gong Xumi Brain Cube, a noninvasive EEG system weighing 3 grams and measuring 2 cubic centimeters.