Automatic experiment mazes

... the maze. The experimenter defines the experiment in details a priori, that is the succession of activations / deactivations of the doors and the appearance / disappearance of the rewards, set according ...

... the T-Maze may be acquired by infrared sensors or by our videotracking system. Our videotracking system may be used to detect the position of the animal in openfields and various mazes (Y, T, radial maze, ...

... seek the opaque refuge box, which the experimentator will have positioned below one of the holes of the Barnes Maze. Our classical Barnes Maze, or 18-hole board, is placed on a 50 cm high aluminum ...

The Y-maze is similar to the T-maze, and is a test to investigate spatial learning and memory. However, contrary to the T-maze, it has three similar arms that are all placed at 120 degrees ...

... correlates well to increased return to arm choices and overall time to finish the task. The Maze Engineers automated 8 arm radial mazes create entirely automated environments ...

... ). The Maze Engineers automated Y maze uses automated detection so that the mouse or rat can can be held in the center area with a freeze time, allowing for many trials ...

... Plus maze is an apparatus widely validated for anxiety and fear experiments. Using the natural aversion to open spaces, time between the closed arm and open arm is measured as a method to investigate ...

... rewarded alternation(1). The Maze Engineers automated T maze uses a return to start module so that the mouse or rat can automatically return to the start area without human intervention, ...