Bowdoinham, ME — June 10, 2026 — FHC, Inc., a leading manufacturer of precision medical devices for neurosurgery and neuroscience research, today announced that its ATLAS™ Neurophysiology System has received CE certification under the European Union Medical Device Regulation (EU) 2017/745. This milestone enables expanded availability of the system in European markets in accordance with MDR requirements.

The ATLAS Neurophysiology System is designed for the clinical environment and manages clinical and research electrophysiological signals from both macro- and microelectrodes through a network infrastructure supporting distributed processing and analysis. A single amplifier records multi-scale signals of widely differing impedances delivered through microwire pre-amplifiers and buffered headboxes.

The system supports advanced recording applications in epilepsy, deep brain stimulation (DBS), and cognitive electrophysiology, and is intended for the temporary recording and monitoring of brain electrical activity.

NeuraLynx, a leader in advanced electrophysiology research solutions, is excited to announce the release of Cheetah v7, the latest version of its powerful data acquisition and analysis software. This update delivers significant enhancements designed to improve usability, flexibility, and system performance for neuroscience researchers worldwide. 

Key Enhancements in Cheetah v7 

• Support for Digital Lynx Plus
  Seamless integration with the new Digital Lynx Plus acquisition system ensures researchers can leverage cutting-edge hardware for high-fidelity data acquisition. 

• Stimulation Dialog
  A new intuitive interface for stimulation control provides ease of use during experimental protocols. 

• Software Referencing Support
  Researchers can now apply software-based referencing, overcoming fixed hardware reference limitations on digital headstages to improve signal quality. 
• Scrollbar Capability in Time Windows
  Enhanced navigation within time windows allows for more efficient data review while acquiring/recording. 

Bug Fixes and Performance Improvements 

• GigE Camera White Balance
  The software no longer sets the white balance on GigE cameras, ensuring consistent imaging performance. 

• Drift Detection/Correction Algorithm
  The algorithm has been dampened to prevent CSC block overlap, improving data integrity during long recordings. 

• New Command: -SetDriftCorrectionEnabled
  Users can now enable or disable drift correction via a simple command, offering greater control over experimental conditions.