The project will measure physiological responses and brain activitiesassociated with emotion duringanobject handover task using the OHMCopen-lab space apparatus. For physiological measurements, the "E4wristband",having blood volume pulse (BVP), electrodermal activity(EDA) and galvanic skin response (GSR), 3-axis accelerometer,andperipheral skin temperature sensors is available at the OHMC. Althoughreal-time physiological data streaming and visualization can be obtainedbythe“E4 wristband”, we need to introducebiosignalsplux, forseveralreasons: a)the biosignalsplus is not limited to measurementsaround thewrist areabut more directly measures a heart-rate by sensors placed atthechest, b)up toeight sensors(e.g., electromyography (EMG) andelectroencephalography (EEG) as well as heart rate) with high timeresolutionare available.c)most importantly ithas ahigh sampling rate.According to Borrego et al. (2019) the sampling rate of the E4 wristbandcould be too low (4 Hz) to register the phasic component of the EDA. TheEDA and GSR signals are essential to detect emotional arousal andstress andareindispensable for this project. For monitoring the brainactivity, we will rent theLUMO(functional near-infrared spectroscopy(fNIRS) system at the OHMC lab. The fNIRS is used for human emotionresearch (e.g.,Bandara et al. 2018; Hu et al., 2019; Wang et al., 2018).Using the biosignalsplux, we willsynchronisethe physiological(e.g.,EMG and ECG) andelectrophysiological (EEG)measurements with theLUMO.The collaborator, Daikoku, also has wide-ranging experience inphysiological and neuroimaging data analysis.The project will measure physiological responses and brain activitiesassociated with emotion duringanobject handover task using the OHMCopen-lab space apparatus. For physiological measurements, the "E4wristband",having blood volume pulse (BVP), electrodermal activity(EDA) and galvanic skin response (GSR), 3-axis accelerometer,andperipheral skin temperature sensors is available at the OHMC. Althoughreal-time physiological data streaming and visualization can be obtainedbythe“E4 wristband”, we need to introducebiosignalsplux, forseveralreasons: a)the biosignalsplus is not limited to measurementsaround thewrist areabut more directly measures a heart-rate by sensors placed atthechest, b)up toeight sensors(e.g., electromyography (EMG) andelectroencephalography (EEG) as well as heart rate) with high timeresolutionare available.c)most importantly ithas ahigh sampling rate.According to Borrego et al. (2019) the sampling rate of the E4 wristbandcould be too low (4 Hz) to register the phasic component of the EDA. TheEDA and GSR signals are essential to detect emotional arousal andstress andareindispensable for this project. For monitoring the brainactivity, we will rent theLUMO(functional near-infrared spectroscopy(fNIRS) system at the OHMC lab. The fNIRS is used for human emotionresearch (e.g.,Bandara et al. 2018; Hu et al., 2019; Wang et al., 2018).Using the biosignalsplux, we willsynchronisethe physiological(e.g.,EMG and ECG) andelectrophysiological (EEG)measurements with theLUMO.The collaborator, Daikoku, also has wide-ranging experience inphysiological and neuroimaging data analysis.The project will measure physiological responses and brain activitiesassociated with emotion duringanobject handover task using the OHMCopen-lab space apparatus. For physiological measurements, the "E4wristband",having blood volume pulse (BVP), electrodermal activity(EDA) and galvanic skin response (GSR), 3-axis accelerometer,andperipheral skin temperature sensors is available at the OHMC. Althoughreal-time physiological data streaming and visualization can be obtainedbythe“E4 wristband”, we need to introducebiosignalsplux, forseveralreasons: a)the biosignalsplus is not limited to measurementsaround thewrist areabut more directly measures a heart-rate by sensors placed atthechest, b)up toeight sensors(e.g., electromyography (EMG) andelectroencephalography (EEG) as well as heart rate) with high timeresolutionare available.c)most importantly ithas ahigh sampling rate.According to Borrego et al. (2019) the sampling rate of the E4 wristbandcould be too low (4 Hz) to register the phasic component of the EDA. TheEDA and GSR signals are essential to detect emotional arousal andstress andareindispensable for this project. For monitoring the brainactivity, we will rent theLUMO(functional near-infrared spectroscopy(fNIRS) system at the OHMC lab. The fNIRS is used for human emotionresearch (e.g.,Bandara et al. 2018; Hu et al., 2019; Wang et al., 2018).Using the biosignalsplux, we willsynchronisethe physiological(e.g.,EMG and ECG) andelectrophysiological (EEG)measurements with theLUMO.The collaborator, Daikoku, also has wide-ranging experience inphysiological and neuroimaging data analysis.The project will measure physiological responses and brain activitiesassociated with emotion duringanobject handover task using the OHMCopen-lab space apparatus. For physiological measurements, the "E4wristband",having blood volume pulse (BVP), electrodermal activity(EDA) and galvanic skin response (GSR), 3-axis accelerometer,andperipheral skin temperature sensors is available at the OHMC. Althoughreal-time physiological data streaming and visualization can be obtainedbythe“E4 wristband”, we need to introducebiosignalsplux, forseveralreasons: a)the biosignalsplus is not limited to measurementsaround thewrist areabut more directly measures a heart-rate by sensors placed atthechest, b)up toeight sensors(e.g., electromyography (EMG) andelectroencephalography (EEG) as well as heart rate) with high timeresolutionare available.c)most importantly ithas ahigh sampling rate.According to Borrego et al. (2019) the sampling rate of the E4 wristbandcould be too low (4 Hz) to register the phasic component of the EDA. TheEDA and GSR signals are essential to detect emotional arousal andstress andareindispensable for this project. For monitoring the brainactivity, we will rent theLUMO(functional near-infrared spectroscopy(fNIRS) system at the OHMC lab. The fNIRS is used for human emotionresearch (e.g.,Bandara et al. 2018; Hu et al., 2019; Wang et al., 2018).Using the biosignalsplux, we willsynchronisethe physiological(e.g.,EMG and ECG) andelectrophysiological (EEG)measurements with theLUMO.The collaborator, Daikoku, also has wide-ranging experience inphysiological and neuroimaging data analysis.The project measures physiological responses and brain activities associated with emotion during an object handover task using the OHMC open-lab space apparatus.
For physiological measurements, the "E4wristband", having blood volume pulse (BVP), electrodermal activity (EDA) and galvanic skin response (GSR), 3-axis accelerometer, and peripheral skin temperature sensors is available at the OHMC. Although real-time physiological data streaming and visualization can be obtainedbythe“E4 wristband”, we need to introduce biosignalsplux, for several reasons:
- the biosignalsplus is not limited to measurements around the wrist area but more directly measures a heart-rate by sensors placed at the chest,
- up to eight sensors(e.g., electromyography (EMG) and electroencephalography (EEG) as well as heart rate) with high time resolution are available.
- most importantly it has ahigh sampling rate. According to Borrego et al. (2019) the sampling rate of the E4 wristband could be too low (4 Hz) to register the phasic component of the EDA. The EDA and GSR signals are essential to detect emotional arousal and stress and are indispensable for this project.
For monitoring the brain activity, we will rent the LUMO(functional near-infrared spectroscopy(fNIRS) system at the OHMC lab. The fNIRS is used for human emotion research (e.g.,Bandara et al. 2018; Hu et al., 2019; Wang et al., 2018).
Using the biosignalsplux, we will synchronise the physiological (e.g., EMG and ECG) and electrophysiological (EEG)measurements with the LUMO. The collaborator, Daikoku, also has wide-ranging experience in physiological and neuroimaging data analysis.
