Developing an App for Cognitive Testing and Learning

Developing an App for Cognitive Testing and Learning

Product Background


MCI (mild cognitive impairment) and signs of early dementia are hard to detect; however, studies show that playing the piano has the ability to highlight even the slightest cognitive abnormalities.

Playing the piano involves multiple sensory processing, comprehension, quasi-simultaneous decision-making, and action execution. In short, it is a sure-fire way to analyze and evaluate brain functions and train minds. In order to test and prevent cognitive disorders, our client (a musician) came up with the idea of building a piano emulator from scratch.

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Solution


The app was released with the following features:


  • Visuospatial and motor encoding
  • Time-stamped finger responses
  • Audio cues
  • Integrated the tool for different PACS archives/VNAs compatibility
  • An algorithm that collects user-response and analyzes data
  • Integrations with EEG and eye-tracking
  • Recording history
  • Data export
  • GDPR and HIPAA compliance


Results

Project Ipsilon result

This app evaluates executive functions, such as inhibition control, attention, multisensory memories, and various brain-region activities.

In this way, the software acts as a dementia prevention tool, contributing to remote care for cognitive monitoring. As for now, our client is looking for opportunities to collaborate with Philips as their headsets could enhance app performance and function.

This software is expected to launch as a medical device in the EU at any moment.

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Project summary:

Glorium Technologies facilitated a two-stage development process, designing and investigating the product from a business perspective before developing the technical solution—an MVP web app.

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