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Cognetivity Neurosciences… Mapping the future of diagnostic tests

Cognetivity Neurosciences is a healthcare company developing an AI platform for early detection of cognitive impairment, dementia and Alzheimer’s disease for rapid and easy detection. Its committed to working with healthcare professionals and patients to meet their needs and aims to use cutting-edge science and technology to develop valuable and effective products and services.

Cognetivity bring together a knowledgeable and experienced team of scientists and entrepreneurs.
Mapping the future of diagnostic tests.

The company’s patented rapid cognitive analysis technology aims to make early detection a reality, and aims to bring the benefits of being: easier to administer, more accessible, less expensive, allowing earlier and more accurate diagnosis. Cognetivity is working to develop its technology alongside complementary technologies to extend the range of applicationses.

A truly integrated cognitive assessment test

STEP 1
A selection of natural images are shown to the participants


In the ICA test, several natural images are briefly shown to participants and they are asked to respond as quickly and accurately as possible to indicate whether they’ve seen a pre-specified image category.

STEP 2
The task is a visual challenge


Images are first represented on the retina, then transferred to the early visual cortex

STEP 3
The hierarchy of the visual cortex is engaged in quick succession


From the early visual cortex, image representations ascend the hierarchy of the visual cortex to intermediate and then higher visual areas where a percept of the presented image is formed.

STEP 4
Images are translated to movement in the motor cortex


The motor cortex is engaged to prepare for an appropriate motor response such as press a yes/no button.

STEP 5
Evaluations are based on comparison with an accurate dataset


Artificial intelligence algorithms are used to cluster test performance in terms of accuracy, speed and image properties.

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