The X2000 technology incorporates very low intensity, pulsed electromagnetic field (pEMF) stimulation, heart rate variability (HRV) and electroencephalography (EEG) all in one biofeedback unit. The NeuroField X2000 is a four channel frequency generator that can generate pEMF frequencies from 0.31-300,000 Hz. The pEMF output ranges from 1-3 millgauss with the base, X2000 system and 1-50 microtesla with the NeuroField Plus hardware addon. NeuroField low intensity pEMF is 10,000,000 times weaker than traditional rTMS (transcranial magnetic stimulation) which was approved by the FDA in 2008 for the treatment of depression. NeuroField was founded and invented by Nicholas Dogris, Ph.D. and Brad Wiitala, EE. NeuroField has evolved into the first pEMF device that measures physiological responses through EEG and HRV. Furthermore, NeuroField pEMF uses norm referenced, z-score, data to guide the brain to a regulated, normative state. As a result of these innovations, NeuroField brings the science of low intensity pEMF into the clincal setting.

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NeuroField now has Z-Score thresholding!! The z-score, norm referenced database from Neuroguide has been added to the NeuroField thresholding system. Z-score's are calculated in real time after pEMF pulse is given to determine which frequency guides the brain to the normative range.

NeuroField EEG measures changes in the brain in response to the NeuroField pEMF stimulation. EEG changes are measured in real time and matched against the user settings created in the NeuroField thresholding system. Specific amplitude and frequency changes can be measured for the purpose of guiding the brain so that it can function more effectively.

NeuroField HRV measures heart rate variability in response to the NeuroField pEMFstimulation using Nogier frequencies.