Skillprint, a pioneer in personalizing games to match the personality, cognitive skills, and motivations of players, today announced that its Chief Product Officer, Davin Miyoshi, will be a distinguished speaker at Pocket Gamer Connects Helsinki, featuring the game industry’s top thought leaders and authorities. This year’s conference will be held September 12-13 at Wanha Satama. On September 12 at 3:20 PM, Davin will join a panel on “Holistic AI: The Best AI Tools for Game Developers & How To Use Them.”
In this panel, attendees can hear from Davin and other leaders how game developers and marketers are incorporating AI tools into their workflows to streamline processes and reduce workloads – as well as retrain staff on AI tools and navigate the ethical issues and legal challenges that come with using AI.
Skillprint stands at the forefront of innovation in gaming, spearheading the integration of state-of-the-art AI technologies to elevate gaming experiences for global players. Leveraging insights from neuroscience research, player gameplay data, and an exhaustive understanding of game attributes and ratings, Skillprint recently launched the beta version of the AdaptivePlay AI Platform. This cutting-edge platform is designed to assess and cultivate players’ cognitive skills and personality traits, offering them an individualized gaming journey. AdaptivePlay is poised to empower developers with the capability to dynamically fine-tune game difficulty, progression, rewards, and gameplay in response to each player’s distinctive personality, proficiencies, and motivations.
For more information about Skillprint and to schedule a time to meet at PocketGamer Connects Helsinki, please visit www.skillprint.co.
About Skillprint
Skillprint is at the intersection of gaming and cognitive science and uses AI to reveal insights about a player’s talents, mindset, and personality traits. Its mission is to democratize access to insights that empower individuals and game developers to thrive.
Founded in 2019, Skillprint’s Insights are embedded in 40+ games which collect and analyze an average of 1,200+ events per player per game session and predict a player’s personality traits and cognitive skills and help them to achieve their desired mood. Combining neuroscience research, player gameplay data, and over 150+ game characteristics and ratings, Skillprint can vet games for their ability to assess and develop a player’s cognitive skills and personality traits, positively affect their mood, and help them to achieve their goals.
The company has raised $3.5 million in funding, backed by private investors and leading VCs in the gaming, mental wellness, and future of learning sectors. For more information, visit: www.skillprint.co.
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