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URL: http://www.natatech.com/products/complete-response-systems/fmri-joystick-system
Proper Citation: fMRI Joystick System (RRID:SCR_012150)
Description: fMRI Joystick that is completely RF radiation free. It responds just like any other PC compatible joystick. The joystick is capable of standard X and Y axis but the Z-axis (swivel) is also available. The operation of the joystick is based on unique fiberoptic technology that allows for high resolution tracking. The joystick interfaces with the PC via the fMRI Joystick module. User can use the operating systems standard Joystick software utility to calibrate the joystick to their needs. Two standard buttons, the thumb button and the trigger button, but more can be added depending on customers specifications.
Abbreviations: fMRI Joystick System
Synonyms: Nata MR Compatible Joystick, FOJ-2B-10B fMRI Joystick
Resource Type: reagent supplier, commercial organization, material resource
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