Today (July 24, 2015) at the CogSci 2015 Conference in Pasadena, California, we will be presenting the first set of preliminary data on the technique used by mySleepButton: serial diverse imagining, which is a form of cognitive shuffle. The data are from a study led by Professor Nancy Digdon of MacEwan University (Digdon & Beaudoin, […]
CogSci Apps Corp. is pleased to announce that mySleepButton™ is now available on Google Play. This first release of mySleepButton for Android benefits from the multiple enhancements we have made to mySleepButton for iPhone over the last several months. These include the addition of mellifluous human voice packs, French packs, and several other features and
Research update. First, plans are under way for several experiments aimed at characterizing super-somnolent mentation with the cognitive shuffle technique (the technique used by mySleepButton) in the coming months. These technology-enabled experiments are expected to take place with established sleep researchers at: L’Université de Montréal Syracuse University MacEwan University Potentially elsewhere. and involve CogSci Apps
mySleepButton® and CogSci Apps Corp. co founder, Dr. Luc P. Beaudoin, have frequently been in the news and other media.
A couple of updates for you. Release notes: mySleepButton 1.0.1 Release notes are available here. Known issues with mySleepButton 1.0.1 are documented here. Fix is on the way! If you can’t find the app on the App Store, please follow the instructions here: documented here. That also documents an issue with the free drawing mode and scene packs (issue = you get repeated
We’re pleased to announce that mySleepButton 1.0 is now available on the iTunes app store. mySleepButton is the first sleep app based on cognitive science, and hence the first one to use the cognitive shuffle. We hope you, too, will enjoy using it.
