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We have developed a range of video content that explains visually how NeuroLynQ works and also includes some interesting content from previous studies we have undertaken.
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Shimmer’s NeuroLynQ system being used to analyze the nonconscious responses of a group of Republicans and a group of Democrats to compare their responses to President Biden’s joint address to Congress.
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Geoff Gill, President of Shimmer Americas, recently sat down with Bob Lederer on the RBDR podcast to discuss the moves being made towards the standardization of critical neuroscience research elements.
During the first 2020 presidential debate, a team from Shimmer, Schlesinger Group, IVP Research Labs, and HCD Research used Shimmer's NeuroLynQ biometric monitoring system to stream the non-conscious responses of viewers of the debate. Our measure focused on what psychologists call "arousal" which indicates a wide variety emotions, including excitement, interest, anger, or even fear. We separated three segments: Trump supporters, Biden supporters, and Undecideds. To say the results were interesting is an understatement. This video shows a short clip from our live feed. It includes the point where Biden told Trump to shut up which, as you can imagine, got a significant reaction.
Shimmer tracked the emotions of participants from the Philadelphia area as they watched President Biden’s first joint address to congress. This study is a carryover from the Presidential debate studies carried out last year.
An audience of 45 US voters emotional responses were measured as they they viewed the first presidential debate of 2020. GSR and ECG biometric signals were captured to understand the subjects responses. In this video the yellow graph represents the % of the audience experiencing moderate response, while the red graph indicated the % of the audience who are having a high response at each moment of her speech.
This video describes the advantages of using biometric data to analyse subjects
How The Peabody Essex Museum Uses Neuroscience To Understand Art
During the first 2020 presidential debate, a team from Shimmer, Schlesinger Group, IVP Research Labs, and HCD Research used Shimmer's NeuroLynQ biometric monitoring system to stream the non-conscious responses of viewers of the debate. Our measure focused on what psychologists call "arousal" which indicates a wide variety emotions, including excitement, interest, anger, or even fear. We separated three segments: Trump supporters, Biden supporters, and Undecideds. To say the results were interesting is an understatement. This video shows a short clip from our live feed.