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US09248358B2 Interactive cognitive-multisensory interface apparatus and methods for assessing, profiling, training, and improving performance of athletes and other populations 有权
交互式认知多感知界面设备和方法,用于评估,分析,训练和提高运动员和其他人群的表现

  • Patent Title: Interactive cognitive-multisensory interface apparatus and methods for assessing, profiling, training, and improving performance of athletes and other populations
  • Patent Title (中): 交互式认知多感知界面设备和方法,用于评估,分析,训练和提高运动员和其他人群的表现
  • Application No.: US13443380
    Application Date: 2012-04-10
  • Publication No.: US09248358B2
    Publication Date: 2016-02-02
  • Inventor: David Tinjust
  • Applicant: David Tinjust
  • Applicant Address: CA Laval, QC
  • Assignee: APEXK INC.
  • Current Assignee: APEXK INC.
  • Current Assignee Address: CA Laval, QC
  • Agency: Anglehart et al.
  • Main IPC: A63B69/00
  • IPC: A63B69/00 G09B19/00 A63B71/06 A63B24/00 A63B71/00 A63B71/02
Interactive cognitive-multisensory interface apparatus and methods for assessing, profiling, training, and improving performance of athletes and other populations
Abstract:
A cognitive stimulation system for assessing, profiling, training, and improving performance of athletes and other populations is provided. A sensory semantic language is established with an athlete for relating semantic meaning of a number of sensory signals to corresponding possible actions, the sensory semantic language being essentially new to the athlete. The athlete is instructed to perform an athletic exercise involving skills and full body movement. During the exercise sensory signals are provided to the athlete to require rapid discernment by the athlete of the semantic meaning of the sensory signal to correctly choose one possible action. Whether the athlete correctly responds to the selected sensory signal during said exercise is determined. The system simulates sports scenarios during real sports actions by stimulating different perceptive-cognitive and motor mechanisms typically experienced by athletes during real competition. The cognitive stimulation provided elicits both low and high level cognitive processing.
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