Research

Original investigation: executive functions can be assessed comprehensively in ADHD children and adolescents using a 3-D video game

2024-08-22 by Tomihiro Ono

A new publication in Frontiers in Psychiatry details how our novel 3-D video game can be used to assess executive functioning in ADHD children and adolescents.

The research project was a joint effort between Nagoya University, Hamamatsu Medical University, and Almaprism Inc.

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Assessment of executive functions using a 3D-video game in children and adolescents with ADHD (Frontiers in Psychiatry)

Research findings presented at the 15th Meeting of the Japan Society for ADHD

2024-03-03 by Tomihiro Ono

Dr. Takahashi Nagahide of Nagoya University Hospital presented our research findings from the Research and Development Project for a Treatment Device for ADHD using Video Games project (funded by AMED) at the 15th Meeting of the Japan Society for ADHD.

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15th Meeting of the Japan Society for ADHD (Japanese)

Video Game for the Treatment of ADHD receives AMED Grant for the Research and Development of New Medical Devices

2023-01-27 by Tomihiro Ono

Nagoya University, Hamamatsu Medical University, and Almaprism Inc. were selected as recipients for a Research and Development of New Medical Devices grant from the Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED)

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Research and development project for a treatment device for ADHD using video games initiated with AMED (Japanese)