Greg Burdea PhD and Namrata Grampurohit Phd, OT are presenters at ACRM 2018 Symposium Brain Gaming for Improving Cognitive Function: From Evidence to Action on Tuesday, October 2, 2018 from 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM. This interdisciplinary symposium has two main goals: Present synthesis data on current evidence evaluating brain gaming clinical trails on
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Bright Cloud International will exhibit BrightBrainer BBX at ACRM in Dallas, Texas from September 30 – October 2. This is the premiere international venue for cutting edge rehabilitation research. Come see us at Booth 107. Download the Conference Program Overview here. Learn more about ACRM’s Annual Conference here.
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On Wednesday June 11th-13th, Bright Cloud International will be exhibiting BrightBrainer Integrative Rehabilitation System at the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine’s (ACRM) Federal Interagency Conference on traumatic brain injury (TBI). Come visit us at booth 13! Download the Conference Brochure here
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BCI presented BrightBrainer BBX at Alzheimers New Jersey Conference on April 18th 2018. BrightBrainer BBX was a prime exhibitor offering a new, medication-free way of tackling Dementia.
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Read full article from NJEDA here North Brunswick, N.J. (March 22, 2018) – Stroke victims, dementia sufferers, and patients who have sustained traumatic brain injuries can now incorporate virtual reality games into their rehabilitation therapy, thanks to technology developed by Bright Cloud International (BCI) Corp. The Rutgers University spinoff moved its operations into the New
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Read full article from ROI-NJ here. Virtual reality is mostly known as a platform for gamers — allowing its users to escape from the real world by commanding the Enterprise, rescuing their child from a post-apocalyptic wasteland or being transported smack-dab into the middle of a murder mystery. However, there’s another angle at play.
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Read full article from NJ.com here Virtual reality allows us to escape the real world and jump into the surreal. We put on those clunky headsets and bam — we’re flying in outer space, scaling a huge mountain or killing an army of zombies, all from our living rooms. Read more…
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