Posit Science Corporation

Samuel Chungchi Chan

Michael M Merzenich

Henry W Mahncke

Peter Brendan Delahunt

Mor Nahum

Thomas Matthew Van Vleet

Jefferson Arthur Dewey

Chung-Hay Luk

Travis William Wade

Jyoti Mishra Ramanathan

Donald Kelly Richards

Wesley Marshall Jackson

Hyun Kyu Lee

Gregory Michael Sabatini

Joseph L Hardy

Dylan Hilmer Bird

Donald F Brenner

Stephen G Lisberger

A game delivery system delivers a plurality of games in a training program. The training program is configured to systematically drive neurological changes to overcome cognitive deficits associated with a neurological disorder. In one embodiment, the training program includes an initial batch of games that predominantly exercise elemental, lower-level cognitive processes and sensory deficits. After a game participant progresses through the initial batch of games, the training program provides games that impose comparatively greater higher-order cognitive processing requirements on the participant. A clinician portal provides remote access to a clinician to data about the game participant's compliance and performance with the training program. The clinician portal also enables the administrator to configure the training program.

Neuroplasticity games

Computer-implemented method for enhancing a participant's cognition, including, e.g., visual memory, utilizing a computing device to present visual stimuli for training, and to record responses from the participant. Multiple graphical elements are provided for visual presentation to the participant. A temporal sequence of a plurality of the graphical elements is visually presented, including displaying each graphical element in the sequence at a respective location in a visual field for a specified duration, then ceasing to display the graphical element. The presented graphical elements include at least two matching graphical elements. The participant is required to respond to the presented sequence, including indicating locations of matching graphical elements. A determination is made as to whether the participant responded correctly, and the duration modified based on the determining. The visually presenting, requiring, determining, and modifying are repeated one or more times in an iterative manner to improve the participant's cognition.

Cognitive training using guided eye movements

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Alameda, CA, United States of America

Samuel Chungchi Chan