Brite
The only wearable multi-channel fNIRS system for brain oxygenation monitoring that is reliable, user-friendly, and truly comfortable.
The Brite Family
The Brite has been proven to be the best and most advanced wearable fNIRS device on the market. We set the Brite as the standard multi-channel wearable fNIRS system through this potential. Our Brite Family offers different devices to provide greater flexibility and accuracy to fit your research purpose.
Brite
Our most advanced wearable & user-friendly device to measure brain oxygenation from any cortical brain region with up to 27 channels. The Brite offers maximum flexibility for researchers and participants due to the great choice of optode outlays and inter-optode distances, as well as lightweight and wearability.
Brite Frontal
A wearable and easy-to-use fNIRS device. The Brite Frontal is optimized to measure brain activity in the prefrontal cortex with 24 channels, coming with a headband that covers the forehead.
Brite Lite & Brite Lite Frontal
A wireless & flexible fNIRS device for brain oxygenation measurements with up to 10 channels. Also available as an 8-channel device that is optimized for measuring prefrontal cortical activation in the brain.
BabyBrite
A wearable & flexible multi-channel fNIRS device for brain oxygenation measurement. The BabyBrite is specially designed to provide extra comfort to young babies.
MediBrite
The ideal fit for clinical research measuring with up to 27 channels (per device) from any cortical region.
— For the little ones —
Brite Lite Frontal mini
The evolution of the OctaMon mini: a fully wearable 8-channel fNIRS device, optimized for pediatric research with the full power of the Brite.
Brite Family Integrates with MathWorks Connections Program
The Brite Family is now integrated with MathWorks' powerful ecosystem: MATLAB. This collaboration unlocks exciting new possibilities for researchers and engineers by seamlessly combining real-time brain data acquisition with advanced computational analysis and modeling capabilities. Researchers can analyze the time series data using specialized software such as OxySoft and Brite Connect, and several MATLAB®-based toolboxes, including Homer3, NIRS BrainAnalyzIR Toolbox, NIRSTORM, and FieldTrip.
Discover how this powerful collaboration can accelerate your research endeavors: Go to MathWorks Brite Family product page
