Neurodiversity is a concept that recognizes and values the diversity of neurological differences in the human population. It emphasises that neurological variations, such as but not limited to autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and others, are natural and valuable aspects of human diversity rather than disorders that need to be fixed or normalised. At Reset Moves we advocate for acceptance, understanding, and accommodation for individuals with diverse neurological traits, promoting the idea that different ways of thinking and experiencing the world contribute to the richness of human society.
Currently, Reset Moves is available on the iOS App Store. It works best on iPad, but will also run on iPhones. If you use a different platform, please contact us. To install the app, please visit the app store.
Once you have installed the App, you can immediately play the Bubble Pop game. You will need to use the QR Code scanner with the Reset Moves Dashboard to link your players’ device into the system and unlock all of the games and features.
Reset Moves uses AI-based pose recognition to track players’ movements, allowing them to play our different games. Players place their device on the ground, somewhere they have room to move, and the app does the rest, leading them through short, motion based experiences that engage both the body and mind.
In order to keep track of player’s progress, there is the Reset Moves Dashboard which is a web portal that will let teachers/caregivers set challenges and sessions for their players, as well as tracking
Visit dashboard.resetmoves.com to sign up for a new account. All new accounts receive 14 days free trial. If you are a school or caregiving facility, please contact us directly as we may be able to organise a longer trial period.
Once you have signed in, either as a Family or a School, you can add your players into the system. You can put in details such as their name and age at this stage.
When you have the Dashboard set up, assigning a session or challenge to your player is as simple as visiting the dashboard home page, and clicking [Start Session] by your player’s name.
You can also start a session directly from the players’ device. (These sessions will also be remembered in the dashboard for your later inspection). From the main menu, select either [Quick Start] and set the desired session length, or go into [Games] to either play a single game or select several games to make a mini-session.
Currently, Reset Moves is available on the iOS App Store. It works best on iPad, but will also run on iPhones. If you use a different platform, please contact us. To install the app, please visit the app store.
Once you have installed the App, you can immediately play the Bubble Pop game. You will need to use the QR Code scanner with the Reset Moves Dashboard to link your players’ device into the system and unlock all of the games and features.
A Reset Moves session is based on a series of short experiences, selected to have your player engage in different movements and mental processes. Each experience is short and sharp, to keep players engaged and on their toes.
In the first edition, we have the following Experiences
In order to unlock the full experience, parents or teachers need to subscribe to the Reset Moves dashboard system. Contact the Reset Moves team to discuss pricing and process.
Our research has shown that between 8 and 10 minutes is the ‘sweet spot’ for getting Players back on track, improving their mood and improving their concentration. However, we recognise not all Players will be initially motivated by movement, so we have shorter ‘introductory’ sessions of 2 and 5 minutes to help them build their initial confidence.
At the start and end of a session, Players will have a very quick ‘Mood Check’ and ‘Brainbox Check In’ to see how they’re doing. In between those, there will be up to 8 different Experiences selected from the list, with short breaks in between.
Reset Moves does collect data about our players, which we use AI to interpret to tailor the experience directly to your players. If they respond well to a particular kind of movement, the system will try to give them more of a challenge within those movement experiences.
We do not collect data that can be used to build up a profile of your players as individuals. When we aggregate data on a classroom or school level, it is anonymised.
The use of the camera in the app is essential for the system to work, but without direct and obvious consent from the caregiver, there is no recording of the video feed, outside of metadata about the inferred movements of players.
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