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In-depth articles on neurotechnology in motorsport, aviation and sport: what the science establishes, and what it means in the field.
What a racing driver's cognitive load is, why it costs lap time and how to measure it with questionnaires, EEG and heart signals. What the science says.
Read the article 5 min readMotion, vibration, electrodes, synchronisation: why measuring a driver's brain activity inside a car is so hard, and what the published studies actually show.
Read the articleA broken scan, alarms that go unnoticed: how high workload locks a pilot's attention, what the research shows about it and how it can be detected in training.
Read the article 4 min readQuestionnaires, heart rate, EEG: the methods used to measure an aircraft pilot's workload, what each of them misses, and why they need to be combined.
Read the articleExperts vs novices, neurofeedback, motion artefacts: what EEG really measures in athletes, what is well established and what remains a promise for now.
Read the article 4 min readMental fatigue cuts endurance without changing heart rate or lactate. What the science says, and why EEG helps tell it apart from physical fatigue in athletes.
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