auticon
Auticon's Neurodiversity Inclusion Maturity Assessment is a comprehensive evaluation designed to help organizations understand their current level of neuroinclusion and identify areas for improvement. Utilizing their proprietary cloud-based tool, the assessment examines various aspects of the employee lifecycle, including recruitment, onboarding, development, and retention, to establish a baseline and provide data-driven insights. The process involves live interviews, two anonymous surveys, and a review of organizational materials to assess existing support for neurodivergent team members. Following data collection, Auticon delivers a detailed report highlighting strengths and gaps, conducts an interactive workshop to discuss findings, and collaborates with stakeholders to design a tailored pathway for enhanced neuro inclusion. This structured approach ensures that organizations can implement significant and impactful changes, fostering a more inclusive environment.
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Lumosity
Lumosity is a brain training program designed to exercise memory, flexibility, and more through engaging games. It targets cognitive skills such as memory, processing speed, and problem-solving by transforming laboratory tasks into fun, interactive games. Users receive actionable feedback and insights into their cognition, with daily workouts offering a fresh set of games to keep them challenged. The program adapts to individual strengths and weaknesses, ensuring a personalized experience. Lumosity offers over 50 games created by scientists and game designers, covering areas like speed, memory, attention, flexibility, problem-solving, word, and math. The platform has been utilized by over 100 million members worldwide. A randomized study conducted by Lumos Labs found that after 10 weeks, Lumosity users improved more than a control group on assessments of working memory, short-term memory, processing speed, problem-solving, fluid reasoning, etc.
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Cognistat Assessment System
Cognistat is the leading cognitive test for assessing the five major cognitive ability areas: language, spatial skills, memory, calculations and reasoning. Cognistat was developed at Stanford University and is standardized for adolescents, adults and seniors (60 – 84). It can be administered by any suitably trained healthcare professional. The Cognistat assessment and screening test has been culturally adapted with clinical validity in many languages by collaborating with important universities, academic institutions and customers worldwide. With over 400 peer-reviewed scientific articles, Cognistat’s use in patients with stroke, dementia, traumatic brain injury, major psychiatric disorders and substance abuse is well documented. The Cognistat Assessment System preserves the strengths of the highly regarded paper and pencil version of Cognistat: Assesses five major areas of cognitive functioning, gives a quick yet comprehensive evaluation, utilizes a screen and metric approach.
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Dystech
Dystech is an Australian company dedicated to simplifying reading assessments and dyslexia screening through innovative, AI-driven tools. Their platform, Dyscover, offers online assessments for various reading concepts, including phonics, fluency, and phonological awareness, suitable for both in-person and remote administration. Dyscover is widely used by professionals such as speech pathologists, teachers, teacher assistants, and tutors working with students aged five and above. The platform provides instant, comprehensive reports after each assessment, eliminating the need for manual grading and enabling a data-driven approach to literacy interventions. Additionally, Dystech's AI assistant, Dystutor, generates personalized recommendations and lesson plans based on assessment results, further supporting educators in addressing individual student needs. Dystech's mission is to make reading assessments more accessible and efficient, ultimately improving literacy outcomes.
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