Slideshow: IMEC explores bio, nano frontiers

Rick Merritt

11/16/2012 7:41 AM EST

Look Ma, no wires

Today’s electroencephalograms (above) require dozens of electrodes that take a specialist an hour to place, making a patient uncomfortable in ways that can limit the effectiveness of readings. IMEC created a wireless model (below) suitable for more people to wear longer and thus produce more useful results.

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Slideshow: IMEC explores bio, nano frontiers

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