The researchers demonstrated that NeuroTracker improved participant attention and ability to process certain information. …it was used in a research project involving the elderly. In the case of a soccer player, movement simulating kicks are added, soliciting the player to rapidly determine if the kick will go to the right or left. In the case of military personnel, for example, NeuroTracker's core training is paired with a task in which the participant must determine whether a situation is dangerous or not. The Canadian Armed Forces and the United States Army have also adopted it as part of the training of certain elite units. NeuroTracker is used by many sports teams, including the world-renowned Manchester United and Arsenal soccer teams, the Vancouver Canucks and Ottawa Senators, and Olympic athletes. The exercise aims at measuring and improving the brain's ability to analyze complex dynamic visual scenes. If the user chooses correctly, the balls speed up in the next round. The user has to track the four balls that changed color and select which balls had changed colour the next time they stop.
Four of them briefly flash orange, turning back to yellow before starting to move again. The user watches eight yellow balls that move in every direction and then stop. NeuroTracker is relatively simple to use.
Faubert has taken things a bit farther, however, because NeuroTracker not only measures cognitive and perceptual abilities: it can also develop them through training. NeuroTracker is a virtual-reality training tool based on visual psychophysics that consists in characterizing the perception of different visual scenes in order to measure capacity limits. Jocelyn Faubert and his group at the University of Montréal, where he is Assistant Director of the School of Optometry.įaubert, who heads the Psychophysics and Perception Laboratory, commonly referred to as the Faubert Lab, stated with quiet pride that, "A Mexican soccer team that uses NeuroTracker also recently won a national championship, so we are starting to rack up champions among our users." Indeed, for a number of years, the hockey team has been using the NeuroTracker developed by Dr.
Trading Lars Eller to Washington wasn’t the only contribution that the Montréal Canadiens made to the Capitals winning the Stanley Cup in 2018.
OPTIK by/par VuePoint - Optik February-March / Février-Mars 2019 Training the Brain with Neurotracker
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