Беспроводная система БОС «Колибри» комплексная конфигурация 2018

Важнейшим качеством БОС-тренинга является точность снятия физиологических параметров в реальном времени, без проводов и модулирующих искажений при обработке сигнала. В предлагаемой комплексной системе (аппаратно-программном комплексе) БОС, на базе современных инновационных устройств, осуществляется высокоточная регистрация индивидуальных физиологических сигналов организма человека. Это позволяет пациентам и тренируемым анализировать в полной мере особенности текущих физиологических процессов и, в интерактивном режиме, влиять на них.

Особенностью данной беспроводной системы является интеллектуальная встроенная система создания математической индивидуальной модели-матрицы, описывающей реальные параметры физиологических сигналов организма человека, перед началом тренинга биоуправления или нейробиоуправления ( БОС-тренинга по ЭМГ, ЭЭГ, ЧСС, ЧД, КИГ и др.).

Данная модель, являясь базовой или опорной сигнальной системой, что позволяет подстраиваться под индивидуальные характеристики взрослого или ребенка, повышая точность физиологического восприятия и способствует более точной выработке нового паттерна (ЭМГ, ЭЭГ, ЧСС, ЧД, КИГ, ФПГ).

Беспроводной комплекс БОС представляет собой комплект из четырех универсальных беспроводных датчиков «Колибри», каждый из которых обеспечивает регистрацию электромиограммы, электрокардиограммы, электроэнцефалограммы и частоты дыхания в зависимости от требуемой модальности БОС.

Система предполагает тренинг одновременно по четырем произвольно назначаемым каналам.

Частотная полоса и амплитудные диапазоны для каждого канала задаются в программе.

Преимущество беспроводной регистрации заключается в минимизации двигательных артефактов и, как следствие, в обеспечении свободного положения тела испытуемого, в том числе и возможность передвижения.

Для различных модальностей БОС предполагаются различные крепления датчика, а именно:

Для ЭМГ, ЭКГ, ЧД — одноразовые самоклеящиеся электроды и прижимная лента

Для ЭЭГ — специальная лента (в виде повязки на голове) с электродной системой

Комплекс может устанавливаться на компьютер заказчика, но рекомендуется поставка системы с ноутбуком, дополнительным монитором на штативе и принтером.

Возможен приезд специалистов для установки и обучения навыкам работы с комплексом на рабочем месте заказчика, в этом случае необходима оплата командировочных расходов и работы специалистов.

При необходимости организуются курсы по обучению работы с продукцией сотрудниками городе Санкт-Петербурге.

Возможна оплата с отсрочкой платежа после поставки аппаратуры. Срок отправки оборудования заказчику – 10 дней с момента оплаты или заключения договора.

Гарантия на аппаратуру — 12 месяцев.

Пользовательская система БОС «КОЛИБРИ» для дома

Пользовательская система биологической обратной связи «КОЛИБРИ» предназначена для использования в домашних условиях. Наряду с удобствами применения беспроводных датчиков, программное обеспечение «КИНЕЗИС»  имеет обширную библиотеку курсов, сеансов и одиночных тренингов, которые выбираются в зависимости от назначений лечащего врача или специалиста по биологической обратной связи (дефектолога, психолога, тренера  т.д.).

Данное исполнение системы БОС «КОЛИБРИ» ориентировано на пользователей, кто уже прошел курс реабилитации (БОС тренинги) в государственных медицинских учреждениях, частных медицинских центрах или центрах социальной защиты населения, но нуждается в продолжении тренировок для закрепления и повышения терапевтического эффекта дома.

Готовые или созданные инструктором (специалистом АФК, ЛФК, дефектологом, ортопедом и т.д.) шаблоны БОС тренингов,   позволяют выполнять следующие тренировочные задачи:

• оценка и тренировка мышечного чувства;
• повышение сократительной способности мышц;
• снижение активности гиперактивных мышц;
• развитие крупной и мелкой моторики;
• нормализация реципрокных взаимоотношений мышц.

ДОМАШНЯЯ КОМПЛЕКТАЦИЯ:

1. Модуль регистрации (датчик) (2 шт.)
2. Модуль приема-передачи (антенна) (1 шт.)
3. Зарядное устройство с переходником на micro USB (1 шт.)
4. Комплект одноразовых поверхностных электродов (50 шт.)
5. Флеш накопитель памяти с программным обеспечением (1 шт.)
6. Эксплуатационная документация (1 компл.)

Программа позволяет создавать специалисту или тренеру — консультанту неограниченное количество индивидуальных шаблонов, учитывающих индивидуальные особенности взрослого или ребенка и сопровождать его дистанционно с применением отчетных форм.

Физиологические сигналы в программе преобразуется в следующие сигналы обратной связи: игровые ситуации, музыку,  видео и слайды, которые позволят подобрать оптимальную мотивацию для взрослого, подростка или ребенка.

При необходимости, предоставляется возможность проведения обучения удаленно через  систему интернет-телефонии (Skype) специалистами СПбИМИ.

 

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90000 Hummingbird Feeders 90001

90002 Jump to: Ants Bees Recipe Cleaning 90003

90002 Hummingbirds get the energy they need to maintain their astonishing
metabolism primarily from flower nectar and the sugar water they
find at feeders (here’s the recipe). For
protein and other nutrients, they also eat soft-bodied insects
and spiders; I like Bob Sargent’s perspective: «Hummers need
nectar to power the bug eating machine that they are.»Think
of them as miniature flycatchers, and sugar is just the fuel for
getting their real nourishment. You might try setting out some
overripe fruit — banana peels are good — to attract flies for your
hummers. If you have developed a particularly entertaining method
of providing bugs for their dining pleasure, I’d be more than
happy to publish it here. 🙂 Meanwhile, let’s talk about nectar
feeders, some of which are reviewed
on another page.90003
90006 A Little History … 90007
90002 The device pictured at left is an example of the first commercially-available
hummingbird feeder. It was designed by Laurence J. Webster of
Boston for his wife, who had read a 1928 90009 National Geographic 90010
story about feeding hummers from small glass bottles. Sometime
between 1929 and 1935 Webster had his design produced by an MIT
lab glassblower (possibly James Ryan).In 1947 90009 National Geographic 90010
ran an article by Harold Edgerton about his newly-invented strobe
flash, which included photos of hummingbirds at Webster’s feeder.
Interest was aroused, and in 1950 the Webster feeder was offered
for sale by the Audubon Novelty Company of Medina, NY. 90003
90006 Choosing a Feeder 90007
90002 There are many imaginatively-styled hummingbird feeders available
today, and they’re sold in stores ranging from birding shops and
garden centers to discount marts, as well as by mail order.Most
feeders are made of plastic, glass, and / or ceramics. Since feeders
are much too recent a development for hummingbirds to recognize
instinctively as food sources, they must learn to use them, which
they do from watching other hummers and though their own natural
inquisitiveness. If your birds seem to prefer one style feeder
over another, it’s probably a simple matter of familiarity.If
you change feeders, they may not feed immediately from the new
one, but they will adapt; it may help to hang the old feeder,
empty, next to the new one. 90003
90002 Any feeder can attract hummers, so perhaps the most important
design feature to look for is ease of disassembly and cleaning.
In this respect, the basin-style feeders are much, much better
than the inverted-bottle types.I recommend the HummZinger and
similar well-designed basin feeders for their ruggedness as well
as their ease of maintenance. Hummingbirds will come to any feeder
that holds fresh syrup, so you might as well buy one that’s easy
for 90009 you 90010 to keep up — if it’s easy, you’re more likely to
do it faithfully, and that’s important. 90003
90002 Should you buy a feeder with perches? Many photographers prefer
not to use perches, because they can get better pictures of hovering
birds.But hummers live at the edges of their energy envelopes,
and perching saves a lot of calories. Consider that when hummingbirds
feed from natural flowers, they spend very little time at any
one blossom; on the other hand, they may drink from one feeder
port until they are satiated, and hovering is considerably more
tiring to them than normal flight. Give them a break, and provide
a place for them to rest.After all, many hummingbirds spend around
80% of their time perching anyway, on twigs and leaf stems. 90003

90002 90025 Location, Location, Location 90026 90027
Where to hang your feeder? A new one may be found sooner if hung
over or near a garden of hummingbird plants. My feeders are near
windows, where I can watch and enjoy them: one is in a living
room window, another outside the kitchen, and a third hangs a
foot or so from my office window.90003
90002 Some people feel that a hummingbird feeder should not be placed
close to a window unless there’s a drawn curtain or blind behind
it, to avoid injury from striking the glass. Other ways to alert
birds that the window is not a clear flyway are to add cutouts
of predatory birds, windsocks, or decorative flags (on the outside).
I’ve never had a hummer strike my windows (although a few have
been pushed bodily into the glass by aggressive territory defenders),
and I have mini-blinds that seem to be a good deterrent even when
tilted open.90003

90031 Filling the Feeder 90032
90002 The sugar water we use to fill hummingbird feeders is only a
supplement to the birds ‘natural diet. It’s not necessary to buy
a commercial «nectar» mix that includes additional vitamins,
protein, or other substances, because the birds get all they need
from the flower nectar and insects they consume. All they want
from us is the quick energy they get from ordinary white cane
sugar.It’s just fuel for chasing bugs, and causes no known health
problems in hummingbirds, whose metabolism is significantly different
from humans ‘. 90003
90002 A note about sugars: natural nectars may contain any of the plant
sugars, including sucrose, glucose, and fructose. There is no
proven advantage in using, say, fructose instead of sucrose (cane
or beet sugar). In fact, given the choice, hummingbirds seem to
prefer sucrose above all others.Sucrose is by far the most common
sugar in the flowers of plants for which hummingbirds are the
primary pollenators. Water and sugar (usually sucrose) are the
only constituents common to all natural nectars; most also contain
traces of minerals and amino acids, but they vary from plant to
plant, and probably are of little dietary importance. 90003
90002 What about beet sugar? I have read anecdotal evidence that hummingbirds
can taste the difference between cane and beet sugars, and at
least sometimes will reject beet sugar completely.If you can not
seem to attract hummers and are using white sugar that’s not specifically
labeled as cane, try changing to a brand that is. 90003
90002 Americans can not use raw sugar, because its sale is banned in
the U.S. due to diverse and unpredictable impurities (bacteria,
molds, heavy metals, rat excrement, insect parts, etc.). The so-called
«Raw» sugar (also known as turbinado) common in third-world countries
and marketed by health food stores is actually refined by the
same process as white sugar, but without removing all of the molasses
and other non-sugar components.The result is a less-pure sucrose
that contains about five times as much iron as white sugar; since
iron is essential but normally rare in hummingbird diets, their
bodies hoard it, and even a modest excess of iron can poison them.
If you have the choice, use only white sugar in hummingbird feeders. 90003
90002 Here is an article by Penny
Elliston, a licensed hummingbird rehabilitator, about the
dangers of relying too heavily on commercial mixes.90003
90002 Please, 90025 90009 do not put honey, Jell-O, brown sugar, fruit, or
red dye (also known as food coloring) in your feeder! 90010 90026
Honey ferments rapidly when diluted with water and can kill hummingbirds. The effects
of red dye have not been not scientifically
tested, and it is 90009 not 90010 necessary to color the water to attract
birds to your feeder. Further, there are unverified reports that
red dye can cause tumors in hummingbirds;
this may or may not be true, but why take the chance? 90003

90006 Here’s the recipe for artificial nectar (syrup): 90007
90053
90054
90002 Use one part ordinary white cane sugar to four parts
water.90003

90057 90054
90002 It’s not necessary to boil the water.
The microorganisms that cause fermentation do not come
from the water; they are transported to the feeder on
hummingbird bills. 90003

90057 90054
90002 Store unused syrup in the refrigerator for up to two
weeks.90003
90057 90066
90002 This mixture approximates the average sucrose content (about
21%) of the flowers favored by North American hummingbirds,
without being so sweet it attracts too many insects. 90003

90002 What about stronger (or weaker) solutions? Stronger than 1: 4 can cause an osmotic gradient that results in dehydration. Weaker than 1: 4 makes birds consume more water, which flushes out electrolytes as the excess water is excreted, especially in cold weather when insects are not readily available to replenish these vital nutrients.All of these potential issues are avoided by following the tested 1: 4 ratio of sugar to water. 90003
90002 Distilled water may be used instead of tapwater. However, some researchers are concerned
that distilled water lacks minerals that hummingbirds need, and
believe it would be prudent to add a pinch of sodium-free
salt, which contain potassium chloride, to feeder solutions
made with distilled or demineralized water.This should help bring
the salt content of artificial nectar back in line with that of
natural nectar and help prevent electrolyte deficiencies. Do not
use table salt (sodium chloride). Adding salt is not necessary
if well or tap water is used. 90003
90002 Any syrup solution will spoil eventually, regardless of temperature, so strict maintenance is required (see below). 90003

90031 Feeder Maintenance 90032
90002 Hanging a hummingbird feeder means assuming a certain amount
of responsibility for the well-being of a fragile and trusting
animal.If you are not prepared to follow the rigorous maintenance
routine outlined below, perhaps you should consider planting a
hummingbird garden, instead. 90003

90002 90025 Cleaning 90026 90027
Experts tell me that hummingbirds will starve rather than consume
spoiled feeder syrup, so a dirty feeder is not likely to cause
harm. But it may cost you the pleasure of their company if they
abandon your yard for more reliable food sources elsewhere.90003
90002 90025 Every filling 90026, flush the feeder with hot tap water; a
bottle brush can be very helpful. 90025 90009 Do not use soap 90010 90026
— hummers apparently do not like the taste, but bleach will remove
it if you have this problem. Visually inspect the entire feeder
for black mold; a bleach soak (see the next paragraph) is the
best way to remove mold. Discard any unconsumed sugar water.If the birds are not emptying your feeder between cleanings, it’s unnecessary and wasteful to fill it completely. If the sugar solution in your feeder turns
cloudy, it’s spoiled and needs to be replaced. This can happen in as little as two days. 90003
90002 90025 At least once a month 90026, clean the feeder thoroughly with
a solution of 1/4 cup bleach to one gallon of water. Soak the
feeder in this solution for one hour, then clean with a bottle
brush.Rinse well with running water and refill. Any remaining
traces of bleach will be neutralized by reacting with the fresh
syrup, and there’s no need to air dry before refilling. Bleach
is both safe and very effective. 90003
90002 These is evidence that bleach accelerates leaching of BPA (a chemical known to cause genetic damage in mammals) from polycarbonate plastic. No one, as far as I know, has studied its effects on birds. If you are concerned about BPA, use full-strength white vinegar instead of bleach.90003

90002 90025 When to Take Down the Feeder 90026 90027
Hummingbirds will 90025 not 90026 delay migration if a feeder is present;
they are driven by forces more powerful than hunger. If you live
in the southeastern U.S., leaving a feeder up might attract one
of the western hummers that visit the region in small numbers
every winter. The Pacific coast of the U.S. (and extreme southwestern
Canada) has a population of non-migratory Anna’s Hummingbirds;
if a feeder is maintained over the winter, hummers will visit
it year-round. Some other locations near the Mexican border also
have winter populations of several hummingbird species. See the
About Hummingbirds section for more information. 90003

90002 90025 Ants 90026 90027
They 90009 will 90010 find your feeder, unless you take precautions.Buy a dripless feeder; they really make a difference. Some feeder
models feature a built-in ant moat that may be filled with water;
do not use oil, since chickadees and other small birds like to
drink from ant moats. You can make your own moat by running the
hang wire through a hole in a spraycan top (use a dab of silicone
sealer or hot glue to seal the hole). But the best defense against
ants is to paint the inside bottom of an ant moat with Tanglefoot,
a very sticky goo sold at nurseries, and install the moat open
side down.This is extremely effective against ants, poses no
risk of a bird getting stuck or contaminated, and is low maintenance,
since it keeps the goo from being compromised by rain and dust. If you use Tanglefoot, or any other sticky or oily substance, you must be absolutely sure it can not come into contact with a bird. 90003
90002 I no longer recommend using duct tape or castor oil around suction
cups or on hang wires. There’s too much chance of a hummer brushing
against it during feeder fights.90003

90002 90025 Bees, Wasps, and Yellowjackets 90026 90027
Bees and wasps are attracted to
the color yellow. Since many hummingbird feeders have yellow plastic
«Flowers» or other parts, try removing such parts or
painting them red 90009 before 90010 hanging your feeder in the spring
— once bees learn where food is, they fly right back to the hive
to tell all their friends, so avoiding their attention up front
works best.90003
90002 You can buy a feeder with bee guards. However, those tend to
be the drippiest feeders available (Perky-Pet «Four Flowers,»
etc.), and once they start dripping the bee guards are useless,
since puddles form in the flowers outside of the bee guards, an
easy meal for insects. 90003
90002 Bees tell each other about good nectar sources using pheromones, so it may help to clean the feeder daily with vinegar.It may also help to rub a clove of garlic around the ports. I do not recommend using Pam or other oils or greases on hummingbrd feeders. 90003
90002 The only sure defense against bees and wasps is to absolutely
deny them access to the syrup. In June 1997 I replaced my Perky-Pet
210-P with a HummZinger, which is
inherently wasp-proof because the syrup level is too low for insects
to reach, but easily in range of the shortest hummingbird tongue.I also bought a Perky-Pet Oasis feeder,
a copy of the HummZinger with several design flaws, but just as
effective against bees. Basin feeders
are also available from Opus and other companies, and all are
effective in denying food to bees and wasps. All are also easy
to clean. 90003
90002 If you choose not to try a new feeder and wasps persist, first
try moving the feeder, even just a few feet; insects are not very
smart, and will assume the food source is gone forever.They may
never find it in its new location, while the hummers will barely
notice that it was moved. If that does not work, take the feeder
down for a day, or until you stop seeing wasps looking for it.
You’ll see hummers looking for it, too, but they will not give up
nearly as soon as the wasps. Also, reducing the sugar concentration
to 1 part sugar in 5 parts water will make it less attractive
to insects, but probably will not make the hummingbirds lose interest.90003

90002 90025 Bats 90027
90026 In some parts of the American Southwest near the Mexican border,
bats like hummingbird feeders,
too. Dan True got this photo of a Mexican long-tongued bat raiding
the pantry. These gentle mammals are voracious nectar lovers,
but they are also vital pollinators of saguaros, other giant cacti,
and the large agaves.90003
90002 Bats can empty your feeders overnight, every
night. If this is a problem for you, use a feeder with bee guards.
Taking feeders in overnight will keep the bats away, but remember
that hummers start feeding as early as 45 minutes before sunrise,
and they really need the energy after a cool night. 90003
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