Audience
Individuals of all ages requiring a tool to enhance their cognitive abilities through engaging and personalized brain training games
About Lumosity
Lumosity is a brain training program designed to exercise memory, flexibility, and more through engaging games. It targets cognitive skills such as memory, processing speed, and problem-solving by transforming laboratory tasks into fun, interactive games. Users receive actionable feedback and insights into their cognition, with daily workouts offering a fresh set of games to keep them challenged. The program adapts to individual strengths and weaknesses, ensuring a personalized experience. Lumosity offers over 50 games created by scientists and game designers, covering areas like speed, memory, attention, flexibility, problem-solving, word, and math. The platform has been utilized by over 100 million members worldwide. A randomized study conducted by Lumos Labs found that after 10 weeks, Lumosity users improved more than a control group on assessments of working memory, short-term memory, processing speed, problem-solving, fluid reasoning, etc.
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Lumosity
United States
www.lumosity.com
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