Apparatus for combining cognitive reasoning and physical movement
AssigneeCognitive Fitness LLC
InventorsBenjamin White, Martin Miller
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Abstract
An apparatus for combining cognitive reasoning and physical movement includes a plurality of modular elements, receiving elements, inserts, and instructions. The plurality of modular elements are adjoined together defining a body having an upper, first side and an opposing bottom, second side. The receiving elements are disposed on at least a first side of each modular element and are configured to hold the inserts. The inserts are removable and interchangeable and include indicia. The instructions are for using the apparatus to combine cognitive reasoning and physical movement.
Claims20
An apparatus for combining cognitive reasoning and physical movement comprising:
- a plurality of modular elements adjoined together defining a body having an upper, first side and an opposing bottom, second side, wherein each of the plurality of modular elements comprise a plurality of interlocking elements configured to mate with the interlocking elements of adjacent modular elements;
- a receiving element is disposed on at least the first side of at least some of the modular elements, wherein each receiving element is configured for holding an interchangeable and removable insert so that a first side of each insert is visible from the first side of the receiving body;
- a plurality of removable and interchangeable inserts, wherein each removable and interchangeable insert has indicia on at least a first side of the insert;
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- instructions for using the apparatus to combine cognitive reasoning and physical movement.
A mat for improving cognitive function comprising:
- a planar or substantially planar body defining a shape of the mat, with the body having a top surface and a bottom surface;
- a plurality of receiving elements coupled to at least the top surface of the body;
- a plurality of removable and interchangeable inserts for coupling with the receiving elements such that a first side of each insert is visible from a top surface of the body, wherein each insert has indicia positioned on at least a top side thereof;
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- instructions for requiring a user to use cognitive functions while performing physical movements.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.