Atlantis Technical Information - Sensory Immersion Stimulation, Triamp

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Posted: 17 Jul, 2007
by: Zirkle E.

Updated: 15 Apr, 2008
by: Collura T.

All Atlantis devices have built-in "autonomous" sensory immersion outputs. These provide visual, auditory, and vibrotactile output.

The autonomous mode currently has no protocols or threshold settings. It uses a completely new concept, one of sensory immersion using phase -sensitive feedback. The EEG waveform signal is encoded into photic, auditory, and vibrotactile information and fed directly back to the trainee using proprietary algorithms. In the future, 3.0 software will allow it to do protocol -based stimulation. The stimulation is currently not modifiable, although we may soon provide gain or offset adjustments to the feedback.

Yes, the "Triamp" is true DC coupled. Using a 24-bit converter, we can convert the range from +/- 200 millivolts, with a resolution of less than 0.01 microvolts. We reconstruct the "AC" signal and send it back to the PC. In the future, with the 3.0 software, you will have simultaneous EEG and slow cortical potential measurements

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