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Artinis, The NetherlandsArtinis offers continuous-wave NIRS instruments including the Oxymon, Octamon, Octamon Mini, PortaLite, PortaLite Mini, and PortaMon. |
BIOPAC Systems, Inc.BIOPAC offers fNIR Devices functional near infrared optical imaging systems, which measure oxygen level changes in the prefrontal cortex of human subjects. |
Cephalogics, USACephalogics is developing an advanced neuromonitoring system to display cortical hemodynamic data and imaging. |
GowerlabsGowerlabs offers the NTS Optical Imaging System and more. |
Hamamatsu, JapanHamamatsu’s NIRO line includes several continuous-wave NIRS instruments. |
Hitachi, JapanHitachi offers the ETG 4000 optical topography system and probes for real-time cerebral cortex imaging and measurement. |
ISS, USAISS offers frequency-domain NIRS instruments including the OxiplexTS, Imagent and MetaOx systems. |
MRRA Inc., USAMRRA Inc. fNIRS systems feature hair-penetrating optodes and spread spectrum modulation of illuminators. |
NIRx, USANIRx Medical Technologies offers several tomographic imaging systems based on continuous-wave NIRS technology. |
NeuLuce.orgServing scientists in the adoption of novel optical technologies for studying the brain and other organs, by isseminating hardware and software technologies, and by providing training opportunities. |
openNIRS HardwareOpen source documentation and design files for a miniaturized mobile, modular, low-channel CW fNIRS device to facilitate custom designs. |
Rogue Research, CanadaRogue Research manufactures Brainsight NIRS, designed specifically for multi-modal use with EEG, TMS, MEG and fMRI. |
Shimadzu, JapanShimadzu offers the next-generation optical brain-function measurements for lab (LABNIRS) and portable (LIGHTNIRS) use. Further details here. |
TechEn, Inc, USATechEn offers two near-infrared spectroscopy systems: the NIRS2 CE and CW6 real-time systems. |

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