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LunaTone Launches pinpin Games Service for Seniors
LunaTone LLC has begun offering pinpin, a browser-based digital experience service for seniors built around Roblox games.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Why it matters
LunaTone is treating a game score as a record that care facilities and researchers can act on, which puts the growth tracking, not the entertainment, at the center of the service.
Key Facts
- LunaTone LLC has begun offering pinpin, a digital experience service for seniors.
- pinpin uses Roblox games and runs its participant and facility management screens in a browser on a PC or tablet.
- Participants select games from their account page and work on tasks involving memory, reaction speed, and judgment.
- LunaTone will begin joint research with the Keio University SFC Research Institute on records from the service.
- LunaTone representative Hyon Baro is based in Minato-ku, Tokyo.
Participants pick mini-games that measure memory, reaction speed, and judgment from an account page, and scores, achievement status, and participation history are stored for them to review. The company also said it will begin joint research with the Keio University SFC Research Institute on the records the service produces.
LunaTone built the games on Roblox and runs both the participant screen and the facility management screen in a browser, mainly from a PC or tablet. The company describes a loop of playing, measuring, improving, looking back, and playing again, and says that cycle is what produces continued use and motivation to take on new challenges.
Facility operators can check participation status and in-game changes from a management screen and use that when planning later activities. LunaTone says it has run demonstration experiments with seniors at events and updated the service repeatedly, and it plans to work with local governments, nursing care and welfare facilities, and local businesses.
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