Tagged With "brain"

TOKYO -- Ricoh will gain a path to the medical sector with the acquisition of a Yokogawa Electric business centered on equipment for measuring brain activity. By offering improved versions of Yokogawa's magnetoencephalography (MEG) systems and developing new, proprietary products including medical-use IT systems and cameras, Ricoh hopes to develop the medical field into a business with sales of 50 billion yen ($437 million) by 2025. This represents a belated entry into the medical field for...

Paper superior to laptop for learning research published by Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) - students who write by hand learn and remember more than those that use computers - pen and paper sparking activity in part of the brain responsible for attention - approximately 45 US states currently do not require schools to teach students handwriting - data showed an increase of activity in the sensorimotor parts of the brain, which is involved with processing, attention and...

Just something else that we can use in our talk track to clients!

"approximately 45 US states currently do not require schools to teach students handwriting" WHAT?!?

I don't know if I think they need to teach cursive writing but I definitely agree writing things down makes it easier to remember them. I think with all of this remote learning our kids are going to be way behind.

Face to face selling still vital Research published by Stellar Global In-person selling situations are 34 times more successful than those made over email Close rates form face-to-face = 57% 65% of customers would be more likely to buy a product/solution/service if receiving a demonstration Human brain is wired for connection and appreciation

Great session today with John DiCarlo ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-dicarlo-ab06b67/ ). He shared a lot of valuable data and insight! Thanks.