Brain-controlled finger rhythm tapping exercises are designed to enhance concentration and improve coordination between the brain and hand.

The NeuroRhythm exercise program provides an Exercise Score that analyzes variability in tapping rhythm. Lower rhythm variability indicates better concentration and stronger brain–hand coordination.

Users complete the exercise and receive a performance report. After each session, tapping sounds with user’s performance are recorded using the website’s recording button. The audio file of user performance is then submitted through the “Submit Audio” option. A personalized performance report will be generated within minutes, encouraging continued practice and engagement.

Instruction of the exercise:

Using your index finger to tap the thumb, open the fingers as wide as you can, but to be comfortable, then train yourself with rhythmic tapping. To obtain the exercise report, please record the finger tapping exercise performance for 10 seconds to submit. 

After exercices, go to sumbition of video  

This rhythm analysis technique is disclosed in U.S. Patent.