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Introducing the Human SpikerBox – Your gateway to unlocking the mysteries of human electrophysiology!
Record EMG, EKG, EEG, and EOG signals effortlessly, from the comfort of your classroom or home. Start your journey of discovery today!

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1. 1x Human SpikerBox
2. 2x Orange Electrode Cables
3. 2x EEG Headbands
4. 1x Green Smartphone Cable
5. 1x Bottle of Electrode Gel
6. 12x Sticker Electrodes
7. 1x USB Cable
8. 1x Battery
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  Human SpikerBox Technical Schematic
  
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