The ‘Me-SODA Lohas Cognitive Training Machine‘ is an intelligent cognitive training device designed for home use. It employs AIoT technology, acting like an occupational therapist assisting with cognitive function training at home. It monitors cognitive abilities based on training data, adjusts training programs, promotes brain health, and reduces the risk of dementia.​

Exercising the brain for 15 minutes a day delays cognitive funtion decline.

Moving your fingers every day stimulates the frontal lobe and hippocampus of the brain, shich gelps enhance memory.

With a background in occupational therapy, we have developed an adult gaming device based on brain plasticity and hand-eye coordination. It includes elements such as responsiveness, attention, coordination, and memory, catering to both individual training and interactive dual-player modes, as well as cognitive assessment. Featuring friendly voice guidance, users can engage in enjoyable cognitive exercises for 10-15 minutes daily with ease.

Easy to operate, seniors can quickly pick it up.

Just open the Me-SODA app, follow each step as displayed on the screen, and receive voice guidance for every operation. Use it for 10-15 minutes following the training modes, easily incorporating a daily brain-activating exercise routine.

Hand-eye coordination training, promoting mental agility.

According to research by the renowned Japanese dementia specialist Dr. Yoshiya Hasegawa, there is a close relationship between the fingers and the brain. The more agile your fingers are, the more active your brain becomes. LTPA collaborates with occupational therapists to utilize finger pressing and design various modes based on the principles of brain plasticity, including responsiveness, attention, coordination, memory, and more. During the use of Me-SODA, it increases cerebral blood flow, contributing to enhanced memory and possessing a younger brain.

Brain training is no longer based on intuition.

We all know that preventing dementia involves using your brain and staying physically active. However, it’s challenging to gauge the effectiveness of preventing brain degeneration, even if you do activities like mental math, puzzles, or playing mahjong every day. Me-SODA allows you to assess your abilities based on training scores with every use. All training records are uploaded to the cloud, providing long-term data tracking and real-time reports. You can understand your average ranking among users of your age group, ensuring precise monitoring of your brain abilities and receiving alerts in case of anomalies.​

Currently, there are no effective methods to cure dementia.

The primary concern is to reduce the risk of dementia.

Every 3 seconds, a new dementia patient is diagnosed worldwide. Currently, there is no effective cure for dementia. Once diagnosed with dementia, the only option is to slow down cognitive decline to prevent further deterioration. The WHO has also released a ‘Guideline for Reducing Cognitive Decline and Dementia Risk,’ urging global cooperation to prioritize dementia prevention and risk reduction.

To prevent dementia in advance, at least save tens of millions in expenses.

The awareness that people seek medical attention for dementia symptoms only when they are already in the mild or even moderate stages is not uncommon. According to statistics, the course of dementia lasts for approximately 12 years, and the cumulative cost of care over these 12 years requires at least 13 million. Therefore, reducing the risk of developing dementia not only promotes one’s own health but also helps families reduce the financial burden of healthcare.

A Japanese study has confirmed that continuous cognitive training during the mild cognitibe impairment(MCI) stage has a 46% chance of restoring health.

Numerous studies indicate that long-term brain and muscle training can enhance cognitive abilities, aiding in improving the cognitive functions of individuals with mild cognitive impairment(MCI) and preventing cognitive decline in those in the early stages of dementia. According to a report by Japan’s Yomiuri Shimbun, the city of Obu in Aichi Prefecture has been actively promoting cognitive exercises. The Longevity Medical Research Center of Japan conducted a four-year study, beginning in 2011, with 4,200 citizens aged 65 and older who had not developed dementia. Using international MCI diagnostic criteria, the study found that 18% (740 individuals) already had mild cognitive impairment at the outset. The research also revealed that cognitive abilities in the elderly do not always decline, with 46% of them returning to a normal state as a result of the study conducted by the Longevity Medical Research Center.

If you have the following problems​

• Elders in the family are worried about forgetfulness.
• What to help parents slow down brain degeneration but don’t know how？
• I Hope to have daily reference data to easily and objectively judge the cognitive ablilities of elders.

Short-term memory is different now.

My mom started using Me-SODA a few months ago and has noticed a difference in her short-term memory. In the past, when we had family gatherings, she would often forget that we had just had a meal. Now, when I remind her, she says, ‘Oh yes, we just had dinner with so-and-so across the street,’ and she can recall it.

Evan with a busy work schedule, my mom’s cognitive training progress report brings peace of mind to both me and my family.

Even though Me-SODA has AI to help schedule my mom’s cognitive training, as a busy professional, I still worry about her progress. Thankfully, all products from LTPA provide cloud-based record keeping and real-time reports, allowing my family and me to stay updated on my mom’s training status and cognitive abilities at any time.

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