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Technological systems, not for medical use, comprised of device including microelectronics embedded systems, computer hardware, communication system, data acquisition and storage systems, sensory or multisensory stimulation and transcription systems, users interface in the nature of keyboards, touchscreens, augmented-reality systems, virtual reality systems, biometrics recognition systems allowing human-machine interaction, and software for assessing the profiling and the optimization of human perceptive-cognitive-motor performance through multisensory stimulation and brain training during static and dynamic situations

Technological systems, for medical use, comprised of device including microelectronics embedded systems, computer hardware, communication system, data acquisition and storage systems, sensory or multisensory stimulation and transcription systems, users interface in the nature of keyboards, touchscreens, augmented-reality systems, virtual reality systems, biometrics recognition systems allowing human-machine interaction, and software for assessing the profiling and the optimization of human perceptive-cognitive-motor performance through multisensory stimulation and brain training during static and dynamic situations

Profiling and optimizing human perceptive-cognitive-motor performance through multisensory stimulation and brain training during static and dynamic situations, namely, sports profiling services, sports performance optimization services, military/task force profiling and performance optimization services, cognitive profiling services, cognitive optimization services; physical fitness training services using human-machine interaction to improve athletic performance, endurance, strength, and conditioning to prevent athletic injuries and assist in the rehabilitation process of injured athletes

Physical rehabilitation; medical evaluation services, namely, functional assessment program for patients receiving medical rehabilitation services for purposes of guiding treatment and assessing program effectiveness