Neurodiverse adults participate in an internship program to build skills and contribute to the technology workforce.
We make gaze-driven games to train and assess different aspects of the broad construct of attention for different populations.
At the Power of NeuroGaming (PoNG) Center at the Qualcomm Institute, UC San Diego, we are building a learning ecosystem around video games and sensor technology. By combining cognitive science, neuroscience, engineering, the digital arts, and education we seek to create games that meet a wide range of goals including medical rehabilitation, behavioral intervention, learning across the lifespan, and encouraging social change.
Read MoreThe Power of NeuroGaming Center provides people with greater insight into their own patterns of behavior through sensor-enabled games. We integrate neuroscience knowledge in the areas of motivation, learning, movement, and physiology with current and cutting edge sensor technology. We envision pervasive use of sensor-enabled games that respond to a wide range players' activities, including those not readily observable, such as electroencephalography (EEG) and heart rate.
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