Quebec SEAO #20174726

UQTR market study for an EEG recording system and research accessories

UQTR’s Department of Psychology is gathering market information for an EEG system for research in cognition, neuroscience, affect, and behavior. - Government buyer: Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières (UQTR), Department of Psychology; intended for its Cognition, Neurosciences, Affect and Behavior research laboratory. - Requested equipment and software: - EEG recording system with signal acquisition, amplification, filtering, and parallel recording channels. - EEG electrode caps in multiple sizes. - Active EEG electrodes with impedance monitoring; each specified set contains 64 electrodes, but the number of sets is not stated. - EEG trigger and synchronization solution. - Starter kit including paste and gel. - Data acquisition and control software with electrode-level signal-quality monitoring. - Notable requirements: Record electrophysiological and psychophysiological data, including electrodermal response and cardiac activity; save data for later analysis; support stimulus-presentation software such as PsychoPy, E-Prime, or an equivalent; and synchronize with existing equipment to sub-millisecond accuracy. - Services requested: Delivery and commissioning, user training, and post-training service. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are named. PsychoPy and E-Prime are cited as software examples, not as specified equipment vendors. - Opportunity context: This is a market study, not a competitive call for tenders; UQTR has not committed to proceeding.

Description

Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières (UQTR) is seeking market information about an EEG recording system for measuring brain activity during cognitive tasks in its research laboratory. The system must also record psychophysiological data, including electrodermal response and cardiac activity, and synchronize with existing equipment with sub-millisecond accuracy. Requested features include an amplifier, signal filters, parallel recording channels, compatible stimulus-presentation and acquisition software, electrode caps and accessories, and data suitable for subsequent analysis. The supplier would be responsible for delivery, commissioning, user training, and post-training service. This is a market study and not a competitive call for tenders; UQTR states that it is not committed to proceeding.

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