Driving Direction Test

DDT (Driving Directions Test) is a medical device designed for clinical trials and research studies to assess cognitive abilities related to memory and spatial orientation. Key Features: • Five guided training sessions to familiarize users with tasks. • Evaluation mode to test memory of directions and landmarks. • Performance metrics including accuracy, latency, and error tracking. • Randomly generated routes for unbiased assessment. How It Works: • Users complete five training sessions. • During testing, users recall directions to complete 10 steps at 10 junctions. • Scores reflect correct responses, response times, and cumulative errors. Disclaimer: DDT is intended for clinical research use only and is not a diagnostic tool. It must be used under the supervision of qualified researchers or healthcare professionals. Download DDT to support research on memory and cognitive function.