In 1996, engineers from Doran Instruments and Cambridge Research Systems came together to design a revolutionary new electrophysiology system called the Espion. The Espion combined state-of the-art pattern technology with the first LED Ganzfeld and first 24-bit data acquisition system to set a new industry standard for accuracy and reproducibility.
In the years since, the Espion system has become the most widely-used system for clinical trials and high-end research in the world.
