v 4.4
BrainWave 4 is packed with customizable features for gathering data with our BioCAM products, conducting online and off-line analyses and exporting results in a variety of formats. The latest software version is compatible with Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10. For more information, watch the video tutorials on our Youtube channel.
BrainWave 4 is compatible with BioCAM X and BioCAM DupleX.
v 3.1
BrainWave X is an all-in-one software tool for acquiring data with our BioCAM products, for offline play-back, analysis and data export. This software version is available for Windows 8, 8.1 and 10.
BrainWave X is compatible with BioCAM X.
v 2.0
Legacy version of the BrainWave software tool. Available for Windows XP SP3, Vista SP3, 7, 8, 8.1 and 10.
BrainWave 2 is compatible with BioCAM 4096.
v. 1.0.1.2
BrwExtReader is a library that can be used to read BrainWave data files recorded with BrainWave v. 2.0 (BRW-files Level 0 and Level 1). BRW-files recorded with BrainWave X or a later version do not require this library and can be directly accessed by using HDF reading tools/libraries. Microsoft .NET framework 3.0 or higher has to be installed. The library can also be accessed from MATLAB starting with release 2009a.
v. 2.2
The BioCAM Driver API provides the necessarytoolset to drive the BioCAM device and to interface with your biological culturesvia the 3Brain BioSPU microchip. It enables performing closed-loop experiments,by providing the experimenter the ability to achieve a latency time of ~1.5ms.
The API is built on .NET Framework 4.7. and iscompatible with Windows 10 or 11. The current version of the API, v. 2.2,supports the BioCAM DupleX with firmware 1.7.0.8 or higher. The API can be usedin C++, Java, Python, etc. by using a proper wrapper (not provided)
Long Term Potentiation experiment on the CA1 region in a cortico-hippocampal slice of a mouse. The LTP protocol has been executed by using EVOS a software add-on of Brainwave 4. Sub-areas of the CA1 region show different potentiation profiles. Data kindly provided by Prof. Balschun KU Leuven.
Inter-ictal activity recorded from the cortico-hippocampal circuit of acute brain slices of rat.
This dataset shows activity propagation of inter-ictal events induced by perfusion of 4AP. Data kindly provided by Cinvestav.
Recording of spontaneous activity from the ganglion cell layer in a knockout mouse used as a model of a dystrophic retina.
This dataset shows strong spontaneous bursting and propagation of the activity along axons converging towards the optic disc. Data kindly provided by The Institute of Neuroscience (ION).
Spontaneous activity of a dissociated hippocampal cultures at 32DIVs, seeded at a nominal concentration of 1000 cells/ul.
This dataset shows spontaneous activity organized in synchronous bursts that mainly initiate from the bottom left and bottom right area of the array. Strong single spike events and short trains of activity can be easily identified. Data kindly provided by Nets3 Lab (IIT).