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The pioneer of wearable near-infrared spectroscopy devices to monitor local oxygenation.

14/08/2025

When studying brain activity, comfort matters for both researchers and participants. Compared to fMRI, offers:
🟡 Freedom to move: No confined scanner, enabling participants to walk, exercise, or interact naturally
🔵 Faster, portable setup: fNIRS is wearable, allowing studies in real-world environments
🟡 Fewer restrictions: Works with participants who have implants, are less compliant, or can’t stay perfectly still, including infants and clinical populations
🔵 Quiet measurements: No loud gradient coil noise to distract or disturb

By making participants more comfortable and studies more adaptable, opens doors to more natural, reliable, and inclusive research.

🔗 Learn more the 1-on-1 comparison at https://www.artinis.com/blogpost-all/comparison-fnirs-vs-fmri

12/08/2025

Our fNIRS devices are built not just for precision, but for comfort… even in the most sensitive populations. That’s why researchers around the world trust Artinis when working with toddlers and children.

🟡 Li et al. studied brain activity in children with autism during drawing tasks

🔵 Bulgarelli et al. explored social interaction in toddlers using wearable fNIRS and immersive VR

🟡 Kastritseas et al. used our technology to compare muscle and brain oxygenation in boys and men

From playful scribbles to high-impact physiological data, our devices adapt to your participants, not the other way around.

🔗 Read the studies via our publications portal:

https://publications.artinis.com/publication/li-prefrontal-2025/

https://publications.artinis.com/publication/bulgarelli-combining-2023/

https://publications.artinis.com/publication/kastritseas-boys-2024/

07/08/2025

A recent study by Jerez-Martínez et al. shows that both 10-RM & 20-RM resistance training to failure lead to similar improvements in oxidative capacity, hypertrophy, and strength after just 6 weeks. Using OxyMon , vastus lateralis muscle oxidative capacity of 47 young men was assessed during transient arterial occlusion.

Key findings:
🟡 Enhanced mitochondrial oxidative capacity
🔵 Increased muscle thickness in both training groups
🟡 Strength gains across all exercises

🗣️ Training to failure, whether moderate or high reps, is effective for improving metabolic health & performance.
https://publications.artinis.com/publication/jerez-martinez-similar-2025/

05/08/2025

When it comes to comfort, our wearable fNIRS devices are in a league of their own. So much so that researchers have used them to monitor sleep in adults and infants alike.

🟡 Gosse et al. successfully combined EEG and fNIRS on sleeping infants

🔵 Liang et al. assessed adult sleep quality with ease

🟡 Hakimi et al. classified neonatal sleep states - without waking a single baby

🔵 Cao et al. recently evaluated fNIRS to be a reliable tool for long-term sleep monitoring

Whether you're studying REM cycles or baby brainwaves, Artinis devices like the BabyBrite and PortaLite MKII mini make it possible, comfortably and wirelessly.

🔗 Find all publications on our site:

https://publications.artinis.com/publication/gosse-developing-2023/

https://publications.artinis.com/publication/spinsante-not-2022/

https://publications.artinis.com/publication/hakimi-near-infrared-2024/

https://publications.artinis.com/publication/cao-sleep-2025/

31/07/2025

Once motion artefacts are detected, the next step is deciding how to handle them —a critical step in maintaining data integrity. In this third and final post:
🟡 We explore common correction methods
🔵 Outlining their advantages, limitations, and ideal use cases
This will help you make informed decisions based on your data, research question, and experimental conditions.

https://www.artinis.com/blogpost-all/how-to-address-motion-artefacts-in-fnirs

29/07/2025

Thinking about boosting your brain or muscle research skills? Our hands-on intro days this November might be just what you need.

🟡 Nov 13: Get to know muscle NIRS & HD-EMG
🔗 https://www.artinis.com/introduction-course/nl-elst-2511a

🟠 Nov 14: Explore the basics of EEG
🔗 https://www.artinis.com/introduction-course/nl-elst-2511b

Whether you're new to physiological measurements or looking to combine methods, our team is here to guide you every step of the way.

24/07/2025

In our first post, we explored what are and how to prevent them. But in movement-based studies, prevention isn’t always possible, making detection essential.

In this second installment, we take a closer look at motion artefact detection methods, outlining the pros and cons of each and when they’re most effective. The goal: to help you keep your data clean and your results reliable🟡

https://www.artinis.com/blogpost-all/how-to-detect-motion-artefacts-in-fnirs

22/07/2025

♻️ Thinking of upgrading your setup? Our Trade-In Program makes it both easy and meaningful. Swap your old Artinis device for a discount on the latest tech, while supporting broader access to neuroscience and reducing waste.

🟡 Hassle-free exchange process
🔵 Personalized guidance to help you choose the right upgrade
🟡 Exclusive trade-in value for your legacy device
🔵 Promotes sustainable research practices by repurposing used system

🔗 Curious how it works? https://www.artinis.com/trade-in

21/07/2025

Have you tried Brite Connect yet?
Our intuitive fNIRS data acquisition software works seamlessly with the entire Brite family of devices, making it easier than ever to collect high-quality data—whether you're measuring online or offline.
In our latest video, we show just how fast and simple it is to set up a session.

🟡 Watch it now on YouTube: https://youtu.be/uI5qcE7u_Cw

17/07/2025

🧠 Curious about how (f)NIRS fits into your research? Whether you’re exploring new study designs, looking for a live demo, or need support with your current setup, our Application Specialists are here to help!

With diverse backgrounds in neuroscience, physiology, engineering, and more, our global team is ready to connect and tailor solutions to your research needs.

👉 Book your free online session: artinis.com/book-a-time

15/07/2025

📣 Calling all researchers in physiological signal processing, affective computing, and machine learning!

Join the 2025 Grand Challenge, part of the AAP Workshop at ICMI 2025 (13–17 Oct, Canberra 🇦🇺). This year’s focus: multimodal pain assessment using EDA, BVP, RESP, and SpO₂ signals. Whether you're a seasoned researcher or new to the field, your contributions can drive innovation in AI-driven pain analysis.

🔗 Details & registration: https://sites.google.com/view/ai4pain2025/home

15/07/2025

From head movements to facial expressions, motion is part of real-life research. But what actually counts as motion artefact in fNIRS studies, and how can it impact your data?

This blog explores:
🟡 Why not all movement is bad news
🔵 Which artefacts matter most
🟡 What you can do to minimize their impact

With the right tools and a few smart tricks (and yes, some help from our support specialists if needed), motion artefacts don’t have to derail your experiment.

🔗 Read more here: https://www.artinis.com/blogpost-all/motion-artefacts-in-fnirs-not-a-problem-but-needs-attention

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