Introducing Our Upgraded NeuroPort System

Elevating Neurophysiology Research

We are thrilled to announce a major enhancement to our NeuroPort System, a significant leap forward in human neurophysiology research tools. Our latest upgrade features the Ethernet version of the NeuroPort System, now supporting an unprecedented 512 channels with a single Neural Signal Processor.

This advancement not only allows for richer and more detailed neural signal recording but also offers a more compact form factor and streamlined signal synchronization.

Streamlined Setup for Enhanced Efficiency

Gone are the days of managing 512 channels with two NeuroPort NSPs and four hubs. Our upgraded system achieves this with just one NeuroPort NSP and two advanced Gemini Hubs, all synchronized to a single clock.

This simplification in setup translates to more efficient research processes, allowing scientists to focus on what matters most – groundbreaking discoveries.

FDA Cleared and Internationally Acclaimed

Continuing our legacy as a leader in electrophysiology research tools, this update maintains compliance with the NeuroPort System’s FDA 510k clearance. Globally recognized, our system remains the preferred choice for researchers in the US, Canada, Europe, and China, underscoring our commitment to delivering quality and reliable solutions to the scientific community.

Expanding Possibilities in Animal Research

For those conducting animal research, our Cerebus system, upgraded this past summer, now supports 512 channels, mirroring the capabilities of its human research counterpart.

Supporting Your Pioneering Research

At Blackrock Neurotech, we are excited to see how these technological advancements will empower your research and foster new discoveries in the field of neuroscience. We invite you to explore the complete details and technical specifications on our website. For any inquiries or further information, our sales team is available at [email protected] and ready to assist you in harnessing the full potential of our upgraded NeuroPort System.

Together, let's push the boundaries of neuroscientific research.