The BioEmo combines perfectly with the BioVolt to capture muscle tension and the BioBeat to capture heartbeat rate, as well as with the Stretch to capture breathing. Become zen and still perform.

• Add intensity to your musical performance by tweaking your sound through your skin resistance and more body physiology.
• For whole-body expression go bodysuit, capture all your joints' movements and express with all your extremities. Combine with BendMicro, BendMini and BendShort sensors from finger to toe. Add a GForce3D on your feet and hands to capture kicks and punches. A Hot will keep you in check of your body temp. Top it all off with a TouchGlove on both hands to always be able to touch-control your performance, even when you're doing a handstand.
• Read up on Alexis Kirke's work with the BioBeat, BioEmo, BioFlex and BioWave.
• For sleep research, combine with an Orient4D for body orientation, HotSpot2D for respiration, BioVolt for muscle contractions, and BioBeat3D for heartbeat, blood oxygen level and skin temperature.

Using the sensor with the WiSystem not only ensures electrically safe operation (see disclaimer below) but also enables you to use the sensor without being tethered to your computer or MIDI device.

• Place the electrodes on two fingers and view the signal.
• Take a deep breath and see the signal go down.
• You may need to adjust the gain using the potentiometer visible in the pict below.
• See also the user guide for BioEmo v1.1
• See also the demo video BioEmo v1.1

• Our SensePlay software is a very easy way to quickly map sensor data to (sequences of) sounds, images and videos using a drag & drop user interface.
• Our EditorX software allows you to configure the digitizer to process and map the sensor data of multiple sensors simultaneously.
• Our Link software allows you to receive the sensor data from the digitizer and use your computer to view, calibrate, record, process and map the sensor data of multiple sensors simultaneously.
• Our SensorX software allows you to receive the sensor data from the digitizer and use your computer to view, calibrate, record, process and map the data of a single sensor.
• 07 Dec 2014: BioEmo v1.6 for MacOS and Windows (64bit, contact us for the 32bit version) from source code in Max. For multiple sensors or sensor outputs, run multiple instances of the application, each started in its own folder. Use together with Connect (MacOS / Windows) or BlueMIDI (Windows).
• 25 Nov 2013: BioEmo v1.5 for MacOS and Windows from source code in Max.

1. The BioEmo sensor must only be plugged into a battery powered, wireless I-CubeX digitizer (eg. the WiDig, Wi-microDig or Wi-miniDig) manufactured by Infusion Systems and not any other digitizer.
2. The BioEmo sensor must only be connected as shown in the diagram on the wireless digitizer.
3. The wireless digitizer used with the BioEmo sensor must only be powered by a common 9V battery as used in consumer goods or an I-CubeX BatteryPack.
4. Only I-CubeX sensors may be connected to the wireless digitizer that is used for interfacing the BioEmo.
5. When using the BioEmo sensor, I-CubeX products may not be connected in any way to the electrical power grid or any other high voltage source.