Method and device for wirelesstransmission and processing of psychophysiological data
First Claim
1. Method for interchanging, between a first subject and at least one second subject via a communication network system in real time, psychophysiological data and associated subject related data, where said first and second subjects are living beings, preferably human beings and said subjects located close to each other or scattered at different locations for achieving according to the method psychophysiological intersubject interaction, the method comprising:
- collecting psychophysiological data from a first subject, collecting first subject associated data, if any, processing said collected first subject data in a first communication platform. communicating said processed first subject data via said communicating network system to said second subject, presenting said first subject psychophysiological data to said second subject as any of;
a symbolical, a functional or physical representation collecting psychophysiological data from said second subject when reacting on said representation, collecting said second subject associated data, if any, processing said collected second subject data in a second communication platform, communicating said processed second subject data via said communicating network system back to said first subject and presenting said second subject psychophysiological data to said first subject as any of;
a symbolical, a functional or a physical representation.
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Abstract
The devices and methods of the present invention includes a communication network system that may be used to measure, analyze and distribute psychophysiological and other subject related data in real time from living subjects, such as human beings, or other data sources, who may be close to each other or scattered at different locations. The communication of psychophysiological information or devices may be bi- or multi-directional for psychophysiological intersubject interaction, so that two or more subjects may interchange their psychophysiological data after processing in one or more steps by the means of platforms of different kinds. The representation of processed physiological or other data for oneself or other subjects may be effectuated in different symbolic, functional or physical ways.
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1. Method for interchanging, between a first subject and at least one second subject via a communication network system in real time, psychophysiological data and associated subject related data, where said first and second subjects are living beings, preferably human beings and said subjects located close to each other or scattered at different locations for achieving according to the method psychophysiological intersubject interaction, the method comprising:
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collecting psychophysiological data from a first subject, collecting first subject associated data, if any, processing said collected first subject data in a first communication platform. communicating said processed first subject data via said communicating network system to said second subject, presenting said first subject psychophysiological data to said second subject as any of;
a symbolical, a functional or physical representation collecting psychophysiological data from said second subject when reacting on said representation, collecting said second subject associated data, if any, processing said collected second subject data in a second communication platform, communicating said processed second subject data via said communicating network system back to said first subject and presenting said second subject psychophysiological data to said first subject as any of;
a symbolical, a functional or a physical representation. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21)
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- 22. A method for interchanging, between a first subject and at least one second subject via a communication network system in real time, psychophysiological data and associated subject related data, where said first and second subjects are living beings, preferably human beings and said subjects located close to each other or scattered at different locations for achieving psychophysiological intersubject interaction, characterized in that the psychophysiological data measured on the subject as analog signals are converted to digital signals by one-bit analog to digital conversion by a continuous binary summation of an amplitude-modulated electrical wave.
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