RESEARCH ON DUAL PERSON BETA RHYTHM TASK BASED ON WEARABLE MAGNETOENCEPHALOGRAPHY

Xinping Dai; Donghua Pan

doi:10.1049/icp.2025.4183

RESEARCH ON DUAL PERSON BETA RHYTHM TASK BASED ON WEARABLE MAGNETOENCEPHALOGRAPHY

Xinping Dai
, Donghua Pan^*

^*Corresponding author for this work

School of Electrical Engineering and Automation

School of Electrical Engineering and Automation, Harbin Institute of Technology

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Abstract

The neural development of the human brain is influenced by social interactions, which is of great significance for the study of the formation of human cognitive function. However, the understanding of its impact mechanism on neural evolution is still insufficient. Therefore, this article takes a magnetic shielding room (MSR) as the environmental basis and combines a 32-channel wearable magnetoencephalography (MEG) device to perform a beta rhythm interaction task on two subjects in a "hyperscanning" manner. The task is performed in an open space, and the MEG device has the characteristic of high temporal resolution, providing high fidelity MEG signals. Although there were inevitable motion artifacts during the task, the beta rhythm signals were still clearly depicted in time. The new generation of MEG device provides new ideas for building a new type of hyper scanning platform and offers unique insights into how the human brain regulates social interaction.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	9th International Conference on Electromagnetic Field Problems and Applications, ICEF 2025
Publisher	Institution of Engineering and Technology
Pages	5-9
Number of pages	5
Volume	2025
Edition	37
ISBN (Electronic)	9781807050207, 9781807050344, 9781807050351, 9781807050375, 9781837242634, 9781837242900, 9781837242917, 9781837243143, 9781837243150, 9781837243167, 9781837243235, 9781837243341, 9781837243358, 9781837245277, 9781837246847, 9781837246854, 9781837247004, 9781837247011, 9781837247028, 9781837247035, 9781837247042, 9781837247059, 9781837247257, 9781837247264, 9781837247271, 9781837247295, 9781837247325, 9781837247332, 9781837249916
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1049/icp.2025.4183
State	Published - 1 Dec 2025
Event	9th International Conference on Electromagnetic Field Problems and Applications, ICEF 2025 - Harbin, China Duration: 10 Oct 2025 → 12 Oct 2025

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Conference	9th International Conference on Electromagnetic Field Problems and Applications, ICEF 2025
Country/Territory	China
City	Harbin
Period	10/10/25 → 12/10/25

Keywords

BETA RHYTHM
HYPERSCANNING
MAGNETICALLY SHIELDED ROOM
MAGNETOENCEPHALOGRAPHY

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Dai, X & Pan, D 2025, RESEARCH ON DUAL PERSON BETA RHYTHM TASK BASED ON WEARABLE MAGNETOENCEPHALOGRAPHY. in 9th International Conference on Electromagnetic Field Problems and Applications, ICEF 2025. 37 edn, vol. 2025, Institution of Engineering and Technology, pp. 5-9, 9th International Conference on Electromagnetic Field Problems and Applications, ICEF 2025, Harbin, China, 10/10/25. https://doi.org/10.1049/icp.2025.4183

RESEARCH ON DUAL PERSON BETA RHYTHM TASK BASED ON WEARABLE MAGNETOENCEPHALOGRAPHY. / Dai, Xinping; Pan, Donghua.
9th International Conference on Electromagnetic Field Problems and Applications, ICEF 2025. Vol. 2025 37. ed. Institution of Engineering and Technology, 2025. p. 5-9.

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