Inper Attach Wearable Wireless Optical and Electrical Stimulation System

Detachable wearable wireless optical or electrical stimulation with multi-receiver protocols, external synchronization and centralized charging.

Discuss your configuration Technical specifications Wear it. Detach it. Recharge it. Inper Attach Wearable Wireless Optical and Electrical Stimulation System A wearable wireless receiver separates from the implanted optrode or electrode, supporting a workflow of connection, stimulation and centralized charging. The receiver integrates wireless electronics and a battery, connecting to an implanted optrode or electrode. The implanted component contains the flexible lead and stimulation tip. Separate receiver and implanted tip System functional schematic ARCHITECTURE The receiver and implanted tip are separate components; match connectors and optical or electrical configuration. Receiver and tip The host connects to the computer, sends commands to receivers and connects external synchronization devices. Control host The charging case recharges and stores multiple receivers. Charging case Explore the components Design and connections The receiver can be worn on the head, back or arm as appropriate to the setup. Plan receiver placement separately from the implanted tip and connect them through the flexible lead. Place the receiver for the setup PLACEMENT The optical tip uses a micro-LED. Select the required wavelength and channel configuration. Optical stimulation An exposed electrode tip provides electrical stimulation. Confirm output range and electrode configuration by model. Electrical stimulation The lead connects the wearable receiver to the implanted tip. Confirm length and connector compatibility. Flexible lead Select the stimulation tip Receiver and implanted-tip masses are specified separately for wearable and implantation requirements. Implanted tip Documented mass <0.1 g Receiver Documented mass <1.7 g Understand component mass USB-C connects the host to the computer and power. Two Trigger inputs and two TTL Output connectors link external equipment to wireless stimulation through software settings. Connect synchronization at the host HOST SYNC The software manages up to 8 receivers and displays battery, signal and operating status. Associate receivers with subjects and check the activation state of each stimulation tip. See every receiver RECEIVER LIST Seven shapes include Constant, Square, Sine, Triangular, Linear, Exponential and Polynomial. Set applicable power or amplitude, pulse width and frequency parameters. Define the waveform first WAVEFORM Each Sweep combines up to 8 Waveforms. Sequence, duration and preview are handled together to organize multiple stimulation phases. Compose a Sweep SWEEP Choose a Sweep in each receiver settings and manage activation independently. Apply shared parameters in batches and assign different protocols where required. Assign a sequence per receiver INDIVIDUAL Timer sets hours, minutes and seconds per receiver. In multi-receiver experiments, verify duration together with the assigned sequence. Set individual durations TIMER Each receiver selects Trigger 1, Trigger 2 or no trigger. A Trigger can control multiple receivers, defining which devices respond to the external event. Choose the event recipients TRIGGER ASSIGNMENT Trigger offers Edge and Real Time modes with a 0.5–10 V threshold, pre-trigger and refractory settings. Confirm response frequency for the mode and number of assigned receivers. Set the trigger timing TRIGGER RESPONSE The two TTL Outputs can be assigned to a tip and events such as Start, Stop, Start & Stop and Sweep, linking stimulation and external recording. Send events to the recording system OUTPUT EVENTS The software provides sequence previews and operating status. Check Waveform, Sweep, subject and duration before starting, then monitor battery, signal and activation. Preview, then monitor the run PREVIEW RUN The case accommodates 16 receivers. Insertion starts charging and removal wakes the receiver, providing centralized recharging and storage. Recharge receivers together CHARGING CASE Use matched receivers and tips, checking connector compatibility before attachment. Detach and connect Save and load configurations and apply receiver parameters in batches. Reuse configurations The manual describes sleep after about 10 minutes without a connection; removal from the case wakes the receiver. Sleep and wake A repeatable session workflow Select the configuration around placement, implanted tip, receiver count, synchronization and charging. Check connectivity under the actual antenna, room and wearing conditions. Match structure to the experiment CONFIGURATION PLAN Receivers controlled 1–8 Architecture Wearable receiver + detachable implanted tip Implanted-tip mass <0.1 g; confirm configuration Receiver mass <1.7 g; confirm configuration Host interfaces USB-C (5 V); 2 Trigger; 2 TTL Output Trigger threshold 0.5–10 V Waveforms / Sweep 7 shapes; up to 8 Waveforms per Sweep Charging-case capacity Up to 16 receivers charging simultaneously Unobstructed operating range Documented 20 m diameter; confirm under the antenna and room conditions Values refer to the models and conditions in the supplied documentation Parameter Value and conditions Battery runtime and charging cycles depend on stimulation, use and storage conditions. Confirm the current hardware revision when selecting the product. Technical specifications Inper Attach Wearable Wireless Optical and Electrical Stimulation System — User manual Inper Attach Wearable Wireless Optical and Electrical Stimulation System — Product brochure Inper 2026.B Product Catalog Manuals and product resources Share the experimental subject, signal or stimulation requirements, synchronization devices and setup so the model and accessories can be matched. Configure for your experiment Send inquiry Product selection Configuration and quotation Technical and application support