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HEART & BRAIN · research scene illustration set (10 files)

Parent–child and pediatric EEG interaction scenes

Year not recordedStatic illustration

Block tests, pediatric EEG and other development-research scenes.

Parent–child and pediatric EEG interaction scenes

Versions & components (10 confirmed files; duplicates within the same work counted once)

Versions, components and composite layouts of the same work; click to enlarge.

Parent–child EEG scenes · block test
parent–child block test (source file F093)
Parent–child EEG scenes · pediatric EEG operation
pediatric EEG operation (source file F071)
Parent–child EEG scenes · pediatric EEG test
pediatric EEG test (source file F096)
Parent–child EEG scenes · test & charts version
test & charts version (source file F148)
Parent–child EEG scenes · test & charts version
test & charts version (source file F149)
Parent–child EEG scenes · same scene, another size
same scene, another size (source file F165)
Parent–child EEG scenes · same scene, another size
same scene, another size (source file F166)
Parent–child EEG scenes · same scene, small size
same scene, small size (source file F120)
Parent–child EEG scenes · byte-identical to F120
byte-identical duplicate of F120 (source file F164)
research scene illustration set (10 files)Heart & BrainYear not recorded Created by the Zhiju team · Click image to enlarge
In 30 Seconds

Child-development research scenes: parent and child building blocks together, a child undergoing EEG recording. On-screen charts hint at a measured interactive experiment. F120 and F164 are byte-identical (counted once); the rest are sizes/compositions of the same scenes.

The Story Behind the Image

Parent and child build blocks side by side while the child wears the EEG recording device independently — the chart on the screen is drawn clearly: this is interaction with measurement built in, the game is the form, and growth and brain-activity data are the protagonists. The picture makes 'children taking part in research' look gentle and concrete.

Scope note　Available materials do not link the scene to a specific research project.

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