NEW SMART HELMET COULD SPOT CONCUSSIONS IN REAL-TIME.

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      COLUMBIA University
    • Abstract:
      The article informs that a team of researchers at the Columbia University have developed a wearable diagnostic device for traumatic brain injury called NoMo. It mentions that NoMo incorporates electroencephalography sensors of type commonly used in hospitals to measure a patient's brain activity. It mentions that the idea for NoMo was inspired by neurologist James Noble's experiences. It mentions that sensors would be taped to the scalp, instead are tucked in between pads of a football helmet.