Lumos Labs Launches the Lumosity Research Platform

SAN FRANCISCO — September 2, 2026 — Lumos Labs, creator of Lumosity, today announced the launch of the Lumosity Research Platform, bringing together the company's cognitive assessments, digital cognitive training interventions, participant recruitment, and real-world data into a single platform for cognitive research. Developed through years of collaboration with academic researchers, these capabilities are now available to a broader range of research organizations, including healthcare organizations, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device companies, nonprofit research organizations, and commercial research partners. The platform gives researchers the flexibility to design and conduct cognitive studies ranging from a single cognitive assessment to large-scale randomized controlled trials.

"The science behind cognitive training has advanced significantly over the past two decades, and researchers can now study its effects at greater scale, with greater precision, and over longer periods of time," said Bob Schafer, Ph.D., CEO of Lumos Labs. "We created the Lumosity Research Platform to bring together the assessment, intervention, participant recruitment, and data capabilities we've developed through years of scientific collaboration, making it easier for researchers to design rigorous studies and expand our understanding of cognitive training."

The Lumosity Research Platform builds on Lumosity's Human Cognition Project (HCP), the company's collaborative research initiative to advance cognitive science. Over the past two decades, Lumosity has been a part of more than 175 peer-reviewed publications and supported over 200 research collaborations, with 1.5 million research participants. Researchers around the world use Lumosity to study cognitive performance and the effects of cognitive training across healthy aging and neurological conditions, including research that supports the development of digital therapeutics.

"Digital platforms are transformative because they change the scale at which we can do cognitive research," said Murali Doraiswamy, MBBS, FRCP Professor in Psychiatry, Neurology and Medicine at Duke University and Lumosity Scientific Advisory Board member. "We can move beyond the snapshot of cognition you get in a clinic and measure cognition repeatedly over time, follow much larger populations, and study people in their everyday environments. That opens the door to a different kind of evidence and a much better way to understand whether an intervention actually works."

Doraiswamy has collaborated with Lumosity on studies of large-scale cognitive data, computerized cognitive training using Lumosity and the NeuroCognitive Performance Test, and the validity of the NeuroCognitive Performance Test in people with mild cognitive impairment.

The Lumosity Research Platform includes:

• Validated cognitive assessments, including the NeuroCognitive Performance Test (NCPT), with one of the world's largest normative cognitive datasets.
• Digital cognitive training interventions, with configurable training protocols, surveys, and integrated assessments.
• Participant recruitment from Lumosity's global participant community using demographic and cognitive recruitment criteria.
• Real-World Data, including de-identified datasets and custom data extracts.

To learn more, please visit www.lumosity.com/research-platform and read our blog, "The Science of Cognitive Training Has Never Been Stronger."

About Lumosity

Lumosity is a pioneer in cognitive health and digital medicine with a mission of empowering everyone to discover what their mind can do. Lumosity has attracted over 100 million members from 180+ countries, contributing to a dataset of over 9 billion cognitive games played, which serve to support over 200 collaborations with university research groups. Our medical division is at the forefront of developing FDA-cleared digital medicine, such as LumosityRx, a digital therapeutic for adult ADHD. Awarded by the Future of Privacy Forum for Data Stewardship, Lumosity prides itself on supporting the advancement of cognitive research while protecting the privacy of its members.