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From: Neural predictors of gait stability when walking freely in the real-world

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Mobile Setup for real-world experiments. Brain activity was recorded by a 64 channel EEG Waveguard cap connected to the EEGoPro amplifier placed into a backpack together with a tablet on which the recording software ran. Contact Switches were placed underneath the subject’s heels and connected to a digital input of the MWX8 DataLog analog-to-digital converter fixed at the subject’s hips by an elastic belt. Elastic bands were also placed around the subject’s thighs to make sure cables did not disturb gait performance. A digital button was connected to the converter and pressed by the subject at specific time points. A Samsung Galaxy S4 mini was firmly placed at the subject’s lower back with the elastic belt. Author S.P. gave written informed consent for the usage of this picture

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