Published Research Papers
Research Institutes Using NeuroTracker
Issued Patents and Patents Pending
60 minutes of NeuroTracker training significantly improves soccer passing accuracy in NCAA Division 1 female soccer players.
AI modelling of NeuroTracker baselines and demographic data effectively predicts learning rate and training intervention outcomes.
A NeuroTracker training intervention combined with adapted performance programs improves the competition results of mountain runners.
NeuroTracker 3D-MOT training is more effective at inducing HRV associated flow states in young soccer players, than 2D-MOT.
Statistical analysis of NeuroTracker learning reveals cognitive characteristics between attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, specific learning disorder, and Intellectual developmental disorder
A single NeuroTracker baseline strongly correlates with some metrics of competitive soccer performance in NCCA athletes.
NeuroTracker peer-reviewed research shows promising relevance for broad cognitive enhancement across different populations.
60 minutes of NeuroTracker training transfers to significant improvements in passing accuracy in NCAA Division 1 soccer players.
NeuroTracker baselines reveal a distinct perceptual-cognitive advantage for college-age athletes over non-athletes.
NeuroTracker baselines have superior test–retest reliability over ImPACT across two sports seasons with collegiate athletes.
NeuroTracker training transfers to significantly improved useful field of view, an ability strongly associated with driving skills.
High intensity exercise can be effectively combined with NeuroTracker as dual-task training for younger and older adults.
NeuroTracker learning rates and neuropsychological assessments reveal that professional action video gamers possess superior attentional capacities.
NeuroTracker baselines are a strong predictor of multiple performance measures of simulated air traffic control abilities.
Pitching velocity of youth baseball players at different ages correlates with NeuroTracker scores and other performance metrics.
NeuroTracker baselines reveal the longer-term and short term negative impacts of night shift duties on hospital physicians.
NeuroTracker and neuropsychological assessments reveal cognitive functions relate to sprinting and jumping abilities in elite soccer players.
NeuroTracker is a viable tool for training cognitive functions in MS patients, with potential transfer to improve real-life functioning.