Spectrum C23 – A cutting-edge tool for brain research

Spectrum C23 is an innovative functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) device that enables real-time, non-invasive monitoring of blood oxygenation changes in the brain. Spectrum C23 is an indispensable tool in neurological diagnostics, neurorehabilitation therapy and scientific research on cognitive and emotional functions.

Applications of the Spectrum C23 system
Spectrum C23 is designed for institutions and specialists involved in the assessment of brain function. The system can be used in:

• Hospitals and neurological clinics,
• Neurological rehabilitation centres,
• Neuropsychological and psychiatric laboratories,
• Academic and research centres,
• Occupational medicine clinics,
• Sports medicine clinics.

Spectrum C23 research indications

The system is used in scientific research and R&D projects spanning, among others: cognitive neuroscience, experimental psychology, neuroergonomics and human factors research, brain–computer interfaces (BCI), studies of attention, memory, learning, and decision-making, research on social interaction (hyperscanning), studies of brain activity during movement and in naturalistic settings, clinical research employing neuroimaging methods, integration with EEG, eye-tracking, VR/AR systems, and physiological sensors, as well as research using diffuse optical tomography (DOT).

• The system is intended for research and educational applications. It is not a medical device intended for the diagnosis, treatment, or monitoring of patients within the meaning of applicable medical device regulations.
• Thanks to its modular architecture, Spectrum can operate both as a compact system for monitoring individual brain regions and as an advanced platform for whole-head studies, hyperscanning, and diffuse optical tomography (DOT), enabling the expansion of research infrastructure without the need to replace the core equipment.