Lumos Labs, Inc.

Aaron Kaluszka

Benjamin Lee Ahroni

David Ethan Kennerly

Joseph L Hardy

David Wu

Display screen of a computer with a graphical user interface with object tracking game

Disclosed are cognitive training exercises that are designed to target an ability of a user to track multiple ongoing streams of information concurrently and to correctly and efficiently perform one or more actions related to these streams to achieve an end goal are described herein. The training exercises use, as an exemplar metaphor, a theme of a barista working in a coffee shop, bar or establishment. The user assumes the role of the barista, for example, taking orders for various types of drinks that might be purchased at a coffee shop. The user then needs to manage the production of these orders to perform well within an optimal time period. The system is configurable to increase the challenge presented to a user in response to prior performance by, for example, adding additional orders, adding additional machines for producing beverages, adding additional beverage types available for order. The system is also configurable to dynamically increase the difficulty of the challenge in response to one or more of a user's performance, a passage of time, or any other variable that is desirable. In addition, the system is configurable to enable the user to flip between screens presented and/or to switch between orders and machines viewable by the user at a given time resulting in an increased memory requirement for the user.

System and method for multiple timer management task for enhanced cognition

A method and system for enhancing a cognitive ability may comprise conducting, via a user interface display of a user computing device, a training session which may comprise presenting, via the user interface display of the user computing device, a variable stimuli go/no-go behavior response exercise, which may comprise establishing an assembly platform containing an outline of component parts of a final assembled item; presenting a plurality of component delivery platforms; delivering a component corresponding to at least one of the plurality of components of the final assembled item to at least one of the component delivery platforms; allowing the user to select or not select the component on the at least one of the plurality of component delivery platforms according to at least one selection criteria; and scoring the correctness of the user selecting or not selecting the component according to the at least one selection criteria.

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Aaron Kaluszka