Fatiga central y evaluación computerizada UAM-AlertPlus

This study presents a collaborative effort between the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and AlertPlus to evaluate the applicability of a newly developed computerized cognitive test designed to assess attention, response inhibition, and fatigue levels in working populations. The project aimed to compare the performance characteristics of this new version with those of a previously validated reference test, examining its sensitivity to cognitive fatigue and its potential for large-scale occupational screening. The research involved the administration of both versions of the test in controlled settings, enabling the identification of patterns in response latency, error rates, and stimulus processing under varying conditions. Special attention was given to the development of statistical models capable of translating scores across test versions, facilitating continuity in assessment protocols. This initiative contributes to the growing field of digital mental performance assessment, offering preliminary support for the use of rapid, scalable, and ecologically valid tools in occupational health and high-demand environments. The partnership between academic and technological sectors underscores the relevance of interdisciplinary collaboration in advancing applied psychometric innovation.