Backed by Over 10 Years of Clinical Trials
Jointly developed by A*STARs Institute for Infocomm Research (I²R), Institute of Mental Health, and Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore, Cogo is easily administered and is a fun and interactive game to help children focus better
Brain-Computer Interface Neurofeedback Therapy[1]
78% of children with ADHD showed overall improvements[2]
Published evidence in peer reviewed journals, including the top medical journal Nature[3]
Statistically significant improvements including evidence with fMRI brain scans
Patented design and methodology. Certified under TÜV SÜD ISO13485 for regulations
Deployed in over 50 countries supporting 11 languages[4]
No Adverse Side Effects, No Game addiction
[1] A Brain-Computer Interface Based Attention Training Program for Treating Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
[2] Home-Based Brain-Computer Interface Attention Training Program for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: A Feasibility Trial
[3] Brain-Computer-Interface-Based Intervention Re-Normalizes Brain Functional Network Topology in Children With Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
[4] Languages supported: English, Simplified & Traditional Chinese, Thai, Turkish, Japanese, Bahasa Indonesian, Polish, German, Spanish and Romanian
Its Fun, Engaging, and It Works
Cogo is a non-pharmacological and game-based attention training program. Using neurofeedback technology, our digital therapeutics (DTx) solution has taught children how to stay focused, control their impulses better, and apply these skills in real-world situations.
Cogo: Neurotechnology That Unlocks Your Children's Potential
Who Is It For?
Children aged 6 to 12, regardless of their current attention abilities, can use Cogo to improve their focus.
Recommended Duration
24 Sessions in 3 Months
2 to 3 Sessions per Week
2 to 3 Sessions per Week
Its Fun, Engaging, and It Works
Calibration
Customise attention baseline for each child.
Real-Time Neurofeedback Therapy
Child's focus level drives the avatar to either move forward or to stop.
Training Attention
Game play helps improve sustained attenion, selective attention, and inhibition control.
Transfer Effects
See improvements in handling everyday tasks such as paying attention in class or answering academic questions.
Cogo Helps Families
Cogo Helps Families
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