Yadav, TarunaTarunaYadavLahiri, UttamaUttamaLahiri2025-08-302025-08-302015-04-24[9781479959914]10.1109/SPIN.2015.70953972-s2.0-84947277094https://d8.irins.org/handle/IITG2025/21469Alertness is a state of one's consciousness which has been found to affect an individual's performance. Many individuals face the problems of unsatisfactory performance when assigned a task due to lack of alertness which is evident in day-to-day lives as well. This problem becomes severe for individuals with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, autism and brain injuries, etc. Presently available technology-assisted training approaches are mostly performance sensitive with lesser focus on one's alertness level during a task. Motivated by this need, we have designed a computer assisted interactive system (CAIS) which has the potential to affect one's performance. Additionally, CAIS can predict one's alertness level by analyzing physiological signals e.g., from electroencephalogram during his/her interaction with tasks of varying difficulty levels offered by our system. In this research we have designed a preliminary usability study where five typically developing participants took part and the initial results are promising.falsealertness | computer based interactive task | electroencephalogramConference Paper746-75124 April 201507095397cpConference Proceeding0