MultiBrite configuration

MultiBrite configuration

Maximum flexibility with the Brite

Combining multiple Brite MKIII systems gives you the freedom to expand your measurement seamlessly. This configuration enables wearable and comprehensive monitoring of brain activity, with our software solutions synchronizing all devices into a single data stream for precise and coordinated measurements.

Whether you choose to use the Brite devices in a MultiBrite configuration, independently, or for hyperscanning (measuring multiple subjects simultaneously), the Brite series exemplifies flexibility and adaptability for your research needs.

Expand your measurement area & application options

DualBrite

Measure neural activity from up to 54 channels simultaneously with DualBrite configuration, allowing for portable and wireless multi-regional brain measurements.

TetraBrite

The four-Brite devices configuration significantly expands the measurement area with 100+ channels. This configuration includes extended cables and a custom-designed body mount, ensuring participant comfort and enabling a fully wireless, mobile setup for seamless data collection.

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HexaBrite

Achieve wearable full-head fNIRS with 154+ channels by combining six Brite devices. This configuration comes with dedicated headcaps and optode templates specifically designed to ensure easy and quick, but precise setup measuring from every cortical region.

Our range of optode templates eases your MultiBrite configuration

Supported by dedicated software and optode templates to ease your onboarding journey with fNIRS measurements.

Use the Brite devices in MultiBrite configurations, standalone setups, or hyperscanning studies —totally flexible.

The MediBrite is a CE-marked medical device according to Medical Device Regulation (EU) 2017/745.

Other Artinis NIRS products are intended to be used for research applications only. Other Artinis products are not sold as Medical Devices as defined in Medical Device Regulation (EU) 2017/745. Our products are not designed or intended to be used for the diagnosis or treatment of disease.