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AAT Research is the winner of the Malta Innovation Award for Technology 2012Monday, 18 February 2013 14:24
The Malta Innovation Awards are organised by the Ministry of Finance, the Economy and Investment together with the Ministry for Fair Competition, Small Business and Consumers, as well as the World Intellectual Property Organization. The Awards recognize excellence in the efforts of individuals and companies to develop innovative ideas, concepts or operational processes with the potential to be both unique and sustainable. In the case of the Technological Innovation award, the focus is on the creation of new or improved tools that can solve problems and enhance the outcome of a particular process from the use of such equipment or implements. AAT Research submitted a report on the MENTe and Brain Music System technology and its development as an aid for people with autism. The technology is based on scientifically-proven principles which were elaborated and adapted for a completely novel use. It offers a standardized therapeutic treatment based on Sonified Neurofeedback to individuals suffering from a wide range of mental and neurological conditions including Autism Spectrum Disorder. In layman’s terms, our system works to convert brainwaves into musical sound to alter and attain a pleasant frequency of brain activity. System features include:
Adrian Attard Trevisan, CEO of AAT Research said: ”We are particularly pleased that the Innovation Award recognizes that our MENTe and Brain Music System technology is easily accessible, manageable, and affordable. We launched our pioneering product after years of research. It’s extremely gratifying to receive recognition for our efforts, and to receive daily positive feedback from people using our system”. The official ceremony of the Malta Innovation Awards was held on 15 February 2013. Useful Links:MENTe & Brain Music System (Video) Efficacy of Neurofeedback for Children in the Autistic Spectrum A Pilot Study |
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