Implementation of an Intelligent Agent for Decision Making Tasks in the Hanoi Towers

In the field of neuropsychology, it is common to use physical, analog tests to evaluate different cognitive functions. Due to recent world events, the need for technologies to adapt and contribute with digital adaptations that can be relied upon has increased. In this research project, a small team of researchers combined efforts to develop software that could accurately measure outcomes from the Tower of Hanoi test, which include the number of moves and the time taken to finish the task, so that it could be used safely, efficiently, and remotely. While the digital adaptation served its purpose, there appears to be a subjective component that some could find more satisfactory in the physical implementation, although the efficacy of the test remained high.