Hello, I'm
YUKI
Your Functional Assessment Companion - A sophisticated AI-powered platform designed to help clinicians understand attention, impulse control, and movement patterns.
Your Functional Assessment Companion - A sophisticated AI-powered platform designed to help clinicians understand attention, impulse control, and movement patterns.
A specialized computer programme designed to understand how the brain works during focus tasks
YUKI measures attention stability through interactive tasks, helping clinicians understand focus patterns and concentration abilities.
Assesses the ability to stop automatic responses and control impulsive behaviors through carefully designed cognitive tasks.
Uses advanced AI camera technology to track head movements, measuring restlessness, focus direction, and vigilance over time.
Brain games that assess working memory and mental flexibility, providing insights into how the mind adapts to changing rules.
YUKI is not a diagnostic tool and has no pass or fail grades. It's a functional assessment that only trained clinicians can interpret.
Created by the A.Health team, YUKI uses cutting-edge AI to analyze emotions, movement, focus, and impulsivity patterns.
Everything you need to know to support your child through the assessment
Your child will complete two main types of missions:
Camera access is essential for YUKI to work properly:
Lighting: Ensure the room is bright enough. No bright window behind the child (it creates a silhouette).
Position: Sit comfortably. Face and shoulders should be visible in the camera box. Align eyes with the guideline.
Audio: Turn the volume up so your child can hear any alerts clearly.
Comfort: Have they used the bathroom? The mission can't be paused once it starts!
Duration: The full assessment typically takes 20-30 minutes to complete.
Once the test is finished, the data is processed to generate a functional report. This report helps your specialist understand your child's unique strengths and challenges in attention, impulse control, and movement patterns. Remember, this is not a diagnostic tool - the results must be interpreted by a qualified clinician in the context of a comprehensive assessment.
Attention, Future Space Pilot!
We need your help to calibrate our spaceship's computer. You'll be the pilot, and your mission is to complete some fun space games that help us understand how amazing brains work!
You'll complete an interactive challenge that tests your ability to pay attention and control your impulses. Stay focused and follow the instructions carefully!
This one's a bit trickier! The computer will give you challenges that test your memory and how well you can follow changing instructions. Listen carefully and do your best!
We have a sensor watching your pilot's chair (your webcam). Try to keep your face in the centre of the screen. It's okay to move a little bit, but try not to leave your seat until the mission is complete!
Don't worry - the controls are simple! You'll be told exactly what to do before each mission starts. Just follow the instructions and you'll do great!
This isn't a test you can fail. There are no wrong answers! We're just learning about how your unique brain works. So relax, have fun, and do your best. Good luck, pilot! Over and out! 🚀
Information for parents considering ADHD screening
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects attention, impulse control, and activity levels. It's one of the most common neurodevelopmental disorders in childhood.
ADHD presents differently in each individual and can continue into adolescence and adulthood. Early identification and appropriate support can make a significant difference.
Traditional ADHD assessments rely heavily on questionnaires and observations. Functional assessments like YUKI provide objective, measurable data about how a person performs specific attention and impulse control tasks.
This data complements clinical interviews and behavioral observations, giving clinicians a more complete picture of attention-related challenges.
Focused Attention: How well attention is maintained during repetitive tasks
Inhibitory Precision: The ability to inhibit automatic responses
Kinetic Regulation: Physical restlessness and fidgeting behaviors
Adaptive Cognition: Working memory and ability to adapt to changing rules
YUKI is designed to be one component of a thorough ADHD assessment. A complete evaluation typically includes:
• Clinical interviews with parents and child
• Developmental history
• Behavioral rating scales
• School reports and observations
• Functional assessments like YUKI
• Medical examination when appropriate
YUKI is suitable for individuals aged 6 to 65 years. The space-themed interface and game-like format help engage participants and reduce anxiety during the assessment process, making it particularly effective for children and adolescents while remaining appropriate for adults.
The assessment must be administered in a clinical setting under the supervision of trained healthcare professionals.
YUKI results must be interpreted by qualified clinicians trained in neurodevelopmental assessment. The data provides insights into functional performance but cannot diagnose ADHD on its own.
Results are most meaningful when considered alongside other clinical information and observations in the context of the individual child's history and circumstances.
YUKI was developed by A.Health's team of clinical and technical experts. The platform combines established cognitive assessment paradigms with modern AI technology to provide objective, reliable measurements of attention-related functions.
The sophisticated AI analyzes multiple data streams simultaneously - including response patterns, reaction times, movement data, and behavioral indicators - to create a comprehensive functional profile.
Common questions about YUKI and the assessment process
If you're interested in YUKI assessment as part of your child's evaluation, speak with your healthcare provider or contact A.Health for more information.
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