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iMotions being used in a study on food choice in relation to diabetes.

Behavioral Data in Healthcare

Biosensors have a rich history of generating a better understanding of human psychophysiology and behavior within medical contexts. With iMotions, you collect and analyze real-time neurophysiological data related to the disease, disorder, or behavior of interest with synchronized bio signals from EEG, eye trackers, facial expression analysis software, EDA, and/or ECG devices. To that end, biosensor tools are used to enable reliable multimodal research in both labs and natural settings to innovate and improve diagnostic and treatment processes, while improving providers’ interactions and performance.

Four inspiring ways biosensors are used to improve healthcare performance

Optimize Patient Care

An understanding of any disorder or disease is dependent on access to good data. iMotions helps you to investigate how individuals respond to treatment, optimize medical devices, or simply explore the processes underlying day-to-day functioning. Recording and analyzing multiple biosignals at once allows for entirely new data and insights, especially in a behavioral context that is often overlooked: our nonconscious, psychophysiological responses to stimuli. Armed with these data, healthcare providers can make better decisions, accelerate research, and improve quality of care.

iMotions can help determine how patients are responding to treatment.
VR surgical healthcare training
iMotions is currently helping train the coming generations of medical specialists the world over.

Medical And VR Training

Finding new ways to study how medical staff interact with patients can vastly improve patient care, from training to clinical practice and protocols. Quantifying these interactions with psychophysiological data can enable better safety and compliance protocols, mitigate mistakes, and ensure high-quality caregiving interactions. Use cases include: How do medical residents’ stress levels increase under emergency drills? Where do surgeons look in virtual surgery rooms? Whether gathering data in the real world or through simulations in VR, sensors aid in training.

iMotions Feature Highlights

Visual Attention

See what people notice and what they don’t with Eye Trackers

Emotion Measurement

Reveal how people feel through Facial Expression Analysis

Detect Excitement

Discover the intensity of emotions from GSR

Motivation & Memory

Discover what people are focused on through EEG

Your Heartbeat

Measure heart rate and cognitive effort in the moment with ECG

Muscle Response

Measure stimulation of muscle movement with EMG

Surveys

Add people’s verbal associations and how satisfied they are

API

Send data to and from iMotions allowing for remote control and custom integrations

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