What is PsycLab Mobile?

PsycLab Mobile enables language researchers to make a sequence of audio recordings that sample a research subject's natural spoken language. PsycLab Mobile's many features make it easy to record multiple audio files on a pre-defined schedule. PsycLab Mobile is a software-based implementation of Digital EAR technology.

PsycLab Mobile software is designed for the PocketPC PDA platform and Windows Mobile 2003 SE operating system.

How does PsycLab Mobile work?

After installation, a few simple setup parameters are entered into the software, a Queue file containing the recording schedule is generated, and the Queue is started. Every recording file is saved with a name that includes a subject ID, date and time stamp. This means that each recording is uniquely identified and tagged to a specific subject. This helps minimize the possibility of confusing recording files between multiple subjects.

The Queue file is a comma-separated-variable (.csv) text file that can be easily read by Microsoft Excel, Word or a any text editor program. The Queue file is useful for transcription of recordings, as it lists the name of each recording file and other pertinent information such as start time, file size and PocketPC battery level at the time the recording was made.

How do you get PsycLab Mobile?

You can download a trial version of PsycLab Mobile for free or purchase the fully-enabled version on this site. PsycLab Mobile will run on any standard PocketPC. Simply download and install PsycLab Mobile and you're up and running!

How much does PsycLab Mobile cost?

PsycLab Mobile sells for $99.95 and may be used on a single Pocket PC. PocketPC prices range from about $200 to $500, depending on features and add-ons. Together, PsycLab Mobile and a fully-outfitted mid-range PocketPC will cost about $500 including a memory card, case and microphone.

What future enhancements are in store for PsycLab Mobile?

The current version of PsycLab Mobile is just the beginning. Future add-on modules will include a questionnaire system, voice command input, physiological data acquisition.

We're also looking for feature requests from customers. If you can imagine it, chances are that we can make this system do it for you! Just give it some thought and let us know what you'd like to have!