Our cognitive abilities start to decline as we age, while the subtle decline is part of the normal ageing process, any progressive deterioration in cognitive or motor function should not be taken lightly. A study published in the International Journal of Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity found that physical activities combined with cognitively stimulation exercises can lead to significant improvements to overall cognitive health and mental wellbeing of older adults, and as a possible treatment for cognitive decline due to Alzheimer's disease or dementia.
IMMAGINE
Brain Health
MOTOR FUNCTION
Control movements & Balance
TACTILE FUNCTION
Sensations, Pain, Reasoning
COGNITIVE FUNCTION
Think, Learn, Behavior & Memory
EMOTIONAL FUNCTION
Interpret & Respond to emotions
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Did You
Know?
5% of Seniors > 60 yrs
20% of Seniors > 80 yrs
has Dementia *Dept of Psychiatry, UKM
Gamification to Improve Motor Control
Scientifically based dual-tasking Fall prevention & Cognitive Training to support independence
2
Central Nervous System
Brain & Spinal Cord
1
Sensory System
Vision, Proprioception, Vestibular
3
Muscular System
Muscles, Tendons
Multiple Award-winning Technology
Exergaming for Cognitive Wellness
Featured in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine to delay the onset of
Alzheimer's & Dementia better than traditional exercise
Dimension
of Wellness
Most Influential Study Award
Suitable For
Senior Fitness
Maintain Physicial & Cognitive Function
Falls Prevention
Improve body coordination and balance
Neuro Rehab
For Stroke, Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Dementia
Sports Rehab
ACL Rehabilitation, Sports Injury eg. Golf, Cycling, Hiking
Geriatric Rehab
Suitable for incontinence recovery, stroke, dementia, Alzheimer's & Parkinson's disease
