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Human-Human Interface

Bring Neuroscience to Life with a never-forgettable demonstration of how the brain communicates!

As featured in our TED Talk, this classroom-ready device offers a safe, thrilling way to explore neuroscience through hands-on experiments that captivate students of all ages. Experience the awe of watching information flow from one person's brain to another's muscles in real-time! Whether you're the 'Master' or the 'Minion,' everything you need is included to start this exciting journey today!

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Neuroengineering

Grade 6+

Neural Signal Pathways: Human-to-Human Control

In this lab, you’ll explore neural communication and motor control with the Human-Human Interface experiment.
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1. 1x HHI Device
2. 1x 9V Battery
3. 1x Orange cable (for EMG input)
4. 1x Black cable (for stimulation output)
5. 1x Green cable (for connection to smartphones)
6. 50x Electrode Patches (for EMG recording)
7. 4x TENS Electrode Patches (for stimulation)
- App
  
  BYB Spike Recorder
  
  You can run the BYB Spike Recorder on a variety of platforms. Click here to download and install.
- Schematic
  
  HHI2_Schematics_V1.01
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Human-Human Interface

Neural Signal Pathways: Human-to-Human Control

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BYB Spike Recorder

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