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AI Biotech/Diagnostics: Cardio

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Application US20190053766


Published 2019-02-21

Wireless Eeg Headphones For Cognitive Tracking And Neurofeedback

The proposed invention relates to a mobile device and methods for acquisition of biophysiological signals for the purpose of assessing mental states. The said mobile device is embedded into wireless headset that comprises headphones. The mobile device comprises sensors for biophysiological signal acquisition, including, but not limited to, electroencephalographic (EEG) signals, pulse oximetry, heart rate, body temperature and electrodermal activity. Furthermore, the device also measures environmental factors, including, but not limited to, ambient light and sound from the environment. The mobile device administers sound and visual stimuli to the user. The said biophysiological signals, after being processed, are used to assess mental states of the user (emotional states and cognitive processes). Furthermore, the intensity of the said mental states can be maintained at the same level, enhanced or weakened or fully modified using visual or sound stimuli. The device is designed so that it maintains the ergonomics and compactness of the device, so that it can be generally accepted as an everyday consumer device.



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24 Independent Claims

  • 1. (canceled)

  • 2. A wearable biophysiological signal acquisition device comprising: at least one electrode for measuring electrophysiological activity, at least one reference electrode, at least one ground electrode, and an axle that presses the at least one electrode against skin around an ear of the wearer to permit electrophysiological activity of the wearer to be measured by the at least one electrode, wherein the measured electrophysiological activity is used to assess a mental state of the wearer.

  • 4. (canceled)

  • 5. (canceled)

  • 7. (canceled)

  • 8. (canceled)

  • 10. (canceled)

  • 11. (canceled)

  • 13-21. (canceled)

  • 23-26. (canceled)

  • 28. (canceled)

  • 29. (canceled)

  • 31-36. (canceled)

  • 39. A system comprising: a wearable biophysiological acquisition device comprising: at least one electrode for measuring electrophysiological activity, at least one reference electrode, at least one ground electrode, and an axle that presses the at least one electrode against skin around an ear of a wearer to permit electrophysiological activity of the wearer to be measured by the at least one electrode, and a mobile device for receiving biophysiological signals from the wearable biophysiological acquisition device, wherein system is operable to use the measured electrophysiological activity to access one or more mental states of the wearer.

  • 44-47. (canceled)

  • 49. (canceled)

  • 51. (canceled)

  • 52. The system of claim 44, wherein the stimulus is selected from the group: a visual stimulus shorter than 1 second, a sound stimulus shorter than 1 second, a visual stimulus longer than 1 second, a sound stimulus longer than 1 second, a video, music, visual stimuli that causes epileptic seizures, stimuli for visual therapy, stimuli for music therapy, and a combination of these stimuli.

  • 53-55. (canceled)

  • 57-69. (canceled)

  • 73-75. (canceled)

  • 76. The system recited in 39, wherein the biophysiological signals are processed using one or more processing algorithms operable to extract one or more of: the band power of one or more EEG frequency bands (alpha, beta, gamma, delta and theta) of the wearer, event related potentials from EEG signals of the wearer, a heart rate of the wearer, a blood oxygenation level of the wearer, an electrodermal activity of the wearer, a body temperature of the wearer, epileptiform activity.

  • 77-83. (canceled)

  • 86-98. (canceled)