Open by design
Our public code is on GitHub. Each repository states its licence.
RoboteX Labs Inc., British Columbia, Canada.
Robotics and brain-signal research.
Advice on research design and data analysis.
RoboteX Labs aims to help people move and live more independently. MyoShift is its public demonstration using muscle signals measured on the skin. It is research software, not a medical device.
Mission
We aim to help people move and live more independently.
We plan to study ways to control machines with brain and muscle signals, and robots that help with daily tasks.
Planned research
Areas we plan to research include:
- Reading brain and muscle signals
- Robots that help people move, including wearable supports
- Sensors that help robots understand their surroundings
- Safe ways for people to control robots
- Computer simulation
Consulting
- Advice on research design and analysis of brain and muscle signals.
- Enquiries can cover sensors, controls and computer simulations.
- This is research advice. We offer no medical or clinical advice.
- We would agree the scope, sources, checks and limits in writing before work begins.
How we work
Research methods
We plan to state each research question, its sources and its limits.
Privacy
We favour tools that keep data on your own device where feasible.
Projects
MyoShift is public research software for reading muscle signals measured on the skin. It is not a medical device.
Public-data engineering demonstration.
MyoShift
A repeatable test of reading commands from muscle signals measured on the skin. It checks changes in the person, the day and the sensor position. It uses public data and is not a medical device.
Founder
Amir Daneshpajouh is the founder and chief executive officer. He is a PhD candidate in Computing Science at Simon Fraser University (SFU).