GEL ELECTROLYTE FOR EEG HEADSETS

Summary of the technology

University of Alberta and University of Calgary researchers have developed an adhesive, conductive gel specifically for full-day EEG monitoring.

Details of the Technology Offer

  • Utilizes a novel hydrogel for better electrode-to-scalp contact.
  • Features a "booger glue-like" texture for superior grip.
  • Enables prolonged signal acquisition without drying out.
  • Eliminates common safety issues found in current market standards.

Current development status

Laboratory prototypes

Desired business relationship

Patent licensing

Intellectual property status

  • Patent already applied for
  • Patent application number :63/971,826

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Related Keywords

  • Neurology, Brain Research
  • gel
  • electrolyte
  • eeg headset
  • sleep studies

About University of Alberta, Technology Transfer Services

Transforming discoveries and innovations into reality is a complex and lengthy process. UAlberta’s Technology Transfer Services (TTS) team helps facilitate this journey. Part of the Vice-President (Research and Innovation) portfolio, TTS helps researchers, postdoctoral fellows, staff and students transform innovations and discoveries into reality—moving them out of the university to benefit society, the economy, the world.

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