The CogniTrain project has started
CogniTrain, an Erasmus+ project on personalised digital cognitive training for older adults, started on 1 September 2026 and will run for 18 months.
Personalised digital cognitive training.
Many older adults, especially those living in remote areas, with limited resources or low digital literacy, face barriers to suitable cognitive training activities.
CogniTrain is developing a more accessible, engaging and personalised digital option: cognitive exercises with game elements and a user-friendly platform that adapts activities to each person's needs.
The primary audience is older adults in Greece and Cyprus, including people with low digital literacy or barriers to accessing services.
The project is also relevant for:
How CogniTrain builds digital resilience for seniors
With built-in subtitles
Download the video (MP4, 11.1 MB)Support cognitive functioning and quality of life through regular training.
Develop a user-friendly platform that adapts activities to individual needs.
Encourage sustained engagement with cognitive training.
These are the project's aims, not proven results.
Everything below is planned by the project. We will update the status of each part as the work progresses.
A cognitive training curriculum with 10 modules. Each module will have 3 cognitive exercises, 30 exercises in total.
5 gamified training modules with personalised feedback, to make practice more enjoyable and engaging.
A user-friendly digital environment that adapts activities to each person's needs. It will be designed and tested with older users.
User feedback and cognitive assessments will guide improvements.
Support materials will be published on the “Results and materials” page once they are complete.
Project launch and shared communication materials.
The platform is planned to be ready for testing.
Project conclusion and sharing of results.
CogniTrain, an Erasmus+ project on personalised digital cognitive training for older adults, started on 1 September 2026 and will run for 18 months.
Details about taking part in testing the platform will be announced on the “Take part” page once they are final.
Three organisations from Greece and Cyprus work together on CogniTrain.

Hellenic Alliance for StrokeGreece
Organisation website: Hellenic Alliance for Stroke (other website)

Cyprus University of TechnologyCyprus
Organisation website: Cyprus University of Technology (other website)

Artificial Intelligence for Advanced SolutionsGreece
Organisation website: Artificial Intelligence for Advanced Solutions (other website)
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