
The session is intended to instruct attendees in working effectively with Thought Technology’s ProComp and BioGraph Infiniti System, and will place an emphasis on setting up hardware and software to record and review data and generate reports. The release notes that the session is designed to accommodate all levels of users, from novices advanced.
According to Thought Technology, during the session attendees will learn how to optimize sensor placement in order to ensure the best possible physiological recordings and minimize artifacts. The company adds that if time allows, the session will also address the process for recording scripted sessions and the way in which editing screens can provide additional options to their biofeedback practice.
The release reports that early bird registration for the AAPB 44th Annual Scientific Meeting has been extended to February 18.
Workshops will be held March 13 to 14.
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Source: Thought Technology
 
					 
							 
			 
			 
			