Physics
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A pioneer in the application of neuroscience and AI, Omind transforms scientific advances into reliable, concrete tools to measure and develop talent’s behavioral skills.
Omind makes neuroscience accessible to everyone, enabling each person to better understand and control their neuromechanisms.
Backed by 8 years of research in partnership with institutions such as CNRS, APHP and IRBA, and drawing on more than 40,000 scientific publications, Omind has developed innovative and reliable solutions.
A pioneer in neuroscience and artificial intelligence integration, Omind offers tools to develop emotional, adaptive and managerial skills, improving both well-being and professional performance.
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scientific publications, at the origin of our tools
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++ Emotional regulation (anger, stress, sadness, etc.) ¹
++ Self-confidence ¹
76% passing ²
98 to 104% shooting ²
25% on dribbling ²
20% on tackling efficiency ³
Our gamified experiments, based on neuroscience research, generate reliable scientific data on skills and progress for each learner.
The knowledge contained in our database (>1,200 people) allows us to personalize the optimal path for skills development.
Thanks to our proprietary algorithms, we guide and recommend to individuals according to their reactions (physiological, behavioral).
Illustration: Example of a network analysis used in the Omind recommendations
30 to 50% of the impact of your programs
A proven accelerator of awareness and anchoring
Key to your management and leadership programs
Lanchou, E., Ribeiro, N., Quaglino.V, Van De Moortele, F., Semblat, A., Bassan, N., Sperduti, M., (2023)
Coutrot A., Kibleur A., Le Chénéchal M., Lefranc B., Ramdani C., Trousselard M., Chatel- Goldman J., (2019) “Idiosyncratic face exploration strategy is influenced by face’s emotion type and observer’s empathic profile”, European Conference on Visual Perception.
Jeanne R., Piton T., Minjoz S., Bassan N., Le Chénéchal, M., Semblat A., Hot P., Kibleur A. and Pellissier S. (2023) “Gut-Brain Coupling and Multilevel Physiological Response to Biofeedback Relaxation After a Stressful Task Under Virtual Reality Immersion: A Pilot Study”
Clisson P., Bertrand-Lalo R., Congedo M., Thomas G., Chatel-Goldman J. (2019) “Timeflux: an open-source framework for the acquisition and near real-time processing of signal streams”. Proc. In 8th Graz Brain-Computer Interface Conference
Kibleur A., Le Chénéchal M., Benguigui N., Chatel-Goldman J (2019) “Immersive Multiple Object Tracking using Virtual Reality. Pilot study on athletes and non-sporting subjects”, VipImage Conference.
Le Chénéchal, M., and Chatel-Goldman J. (2018) “HTC Vive Pro time performance benchmark for scientific research.” Proc. In ICAT-EGVE
As part of European funding (Cross4Health), development of a brain activity recording system compatible with virtual reality immersion for the detection of early biomarkers of mental pathologies.
Personality, Cognition, Social Change (LIP/PC2S): Study of brain-heart-visceral interactions for a better understanding of the effects of stress on the autonomic nervous system.
Work on learning. Memory Brain Cognition Laboratory (LMC2, Paris Cité).
Development of virtual reality tasks to measure and train visuo-motor and attentional expertise.
Research on the measurement of empathic competence and its involvement in emotional regulation.
Targeting key skills for surgeons’ mental preparation in the OR.
¹ Jiménez Morgan, Sergio; Molina Mora, José Arturo (2017). Effect of Heart Rate Variability Biofeedback on Sport Performance, a 2 Systematic Review. Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback, (), -. doi:10.1007/s10484-017-9364-2
² Pagaduan, J. C., Chen, Y. S., Fell, J. W., & Wu, S. S. X. (2020). Can heart rate variability biofeedback improve athletic performance? A systematic review. Journal of Human Kinetics, 73, 103.
³ Ehmann, P., Beavan, A., Spielmann, J., Mayer, J., Ruf, L., Altmann, S., … & Englert, C. (2022). Perceptual-cognitive performance of youth soccer players in a 360°-environment-An investigation of the relationship with soccer-specific performance and the effects of systematic training. Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 61, 102220.
⁴ Lambert, Michael J.; Barley, Dean E. (2001). Research summary on the therapeutic relationship and psychotherapy outcome.. Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, Practice, Training, 38(4), 357-361.
⁵ Vergara, D., Rubio, M. P., & Lorenzo, M. (2017). On the design of virtual reality learning environments in engineering. Multimodal technologies and interaction, 1(2), 11.
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