Modal
- The Labyrinth core is composed of adjustable inserts
- 3 Layers: Top (Roof) Layer, Main (Arena) Layer, and Bottom (Mechanical) layer.
- Inserts allow modifications of the core into an automated version of over 20 modern behavioral apparatuses.
- This same machinery allows for entirely new types of automated tests, which is the true strength of the Labyrinth.
Designed for Translational Utility
Touch Sensitive
- The TILT feature allows all acrylic or interchangeable inserts to be touch sensitive, creating touchscreen like capabilities throughout the entire maze.
- This allows for operant conditioning mazes with simple exchangeable inserts
Active Safety
The Labyrinth continuously scans the interior arena to track animals, providing real-time feedback to help avoid injury to animals even for long term living. The Labyrinth is designed to minimize injury to rodents during protocols.
Novel Features
New technology begets new paradigms. See the entirely new things the Labyrinth can do.
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- Pseudodoors allow simultaneously free choice and constrained choice mazes
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- Pseudowalls are an entirely new possibility
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- Hold sequences allow the maze time to reconfigure dynamically between or during trials
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- Sequences allow quick turnaround between trials
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- Operant Mazes
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- Walls can become obstacles of any height
Frequently Asked Questions
Replicate
Established methodologies. Labyrinth is a Behavior Core in one machine
De Novo Methodologies
Establish novel preclinical science standards
Novel Object Recognition: Replicate known tests validated in the literature
Inspired by the literature
Run complex, automated versions of the classic tests of the 1900’s
New Paradigms
Entirely new paradigms of prior performance driven conditional mazes
All
- Sort Portfolio:
- All
- Accessories
- Activity
- Ant
- Anxiety and Defensive Behavior
- Automated
- Balance
- Bat
- Bees
- Behavior
- BehaviorCloud
- Bird
- Canine
- Classic
- Cognition
- Conductor Software
- CPP
- Custom
- Cuttlefish
- Decision Making
- Drosophila
- Environmental Enrichment
- Fungi
- Historical
- Human
- Insect
- InventionUp
- Labyrinth
- Learning and Memory
- Modifications
- Navigation
- Octopus
- Odor
- Operant
- Operant Builder
- Pain/Analgesia
- Pig
- Planaria
- Plant
- Poeciliid
- primate
- Robotics
- Sheep
- Social Behavior
- Spatial Navigation
- Spotlight
- Tech Transfer
- Trims
- Virtual Reality
- Visual Cues
- Zebrafish
Sizing for Every Behavior Core
Labyrinth
4
4
Labyrinth
3
3
Labyrinth
2
2
Labyrinth
1
1
Automated Housing Environment
For 24/7 full automation
Intelligent Testing
With the Crete Frame, housing units directly attach to the Labyrinth. This allows for entirely automated self sufficient testing. The Crete Device knows when to release the next rodent into the maze, whether that is set as randomized or a specific order of your choosing.
Automated mouse interactions.
Multipurpose Intellitent Neuroscience Apparatus
Intelligent light cues, food reward, shock delivery
Intertrial consistency with no odor cues
Disinfecting Intelligent Neuroscience Agent
Feces and urine automated removal
Specifications
Mouse
2.04 m2
Total Footprint- Total Dimensions: 52 x 52 inch x 24 (length x width x height)
- Grid size: 10 inch x 10 inch
- Wall height – 20 cm
- 60 full doors
- 25 floor grid acrylic inserts
Mouse with Crete
4.12 m2
Total Footprint- Maximum Height: 122 cm
- Minimum Height: 64 cm
- Width: 203 cm
- Length: 203 cm
Rat
2.82 m2
Total Footprint- Maximum Height: 127 cm
- Minimum Height: 92 cm
- Width: 168 cm
- Length: 168 cm
Rat with Crete
5.29 m2
Total Footprint- Maximum Height: 163 cm
- Minimum Height: 92 cm
- Width: 230 cm
- Length: 230 cm
