Usability of four commercially-oriented EEG systems

Usability of four commercially-oriented EEG systems.

Electroencephalography (EEG) holds promise as a neuroimaging technology that can be used to understand how the human brain functions in real-world, operational settings while individuals move freely in perceptually-rich environments. In recent years, several EEG systems have been developed that aim to increase the usability of the neuroimaging technology in real-world settings. Here, the usabil...

UI-, User-, & Usability-Oriented Engineering of Participative Knowledge-Based Systems

Knowledge-based diagnosis or documentation systems are successfully applied in research projects and in industrial settings today. Often, their correct operation is critical—e.g., considering medical diagnosis. Thus, an intuitively usable UI that supports potential users whilst minimizing the chances of faulty operation is a key requirement. Still, current research mostly focusses on knowledge ...

Comparison of four commercially available cAMP kits.

In this study four commercially available cAMP kits were compared and shown to differ with respect to reliability, sensitivity, simplicity and expiration time. It is not possible to recommend a particular kit, because the choice depends on the demands of the investigator, which, of course, may vary. However, in our opinion, one of the kits was inferior to the others.

D9f Usability Testing Emotion-Oriented Computing Systems: Psychometric Assessment

A study of the frictional characteristics of four commercially available self-ligating bracket systems.

The objective of this investigation was to assess and compare the in vitro tribological behaviour of four commercially available self-ligating bracket systems. The frictional characteristics of the Damon3, Speed, In-Ovation R, and Time2 bracket systems were studied using a jig that mimics the three-dimensional movements that occur during sliding mechanics. Each bracket system was tested on the ...