From thought to movement.

Bendix Neuro is a deep tech company rooted in ongoing research into movement-intention signals measured in regions such as the supplementary motor area (SMA), the motor cortex and the prefrontal cortex.

The first scientific paper was completed in August 2026 and is being prepared for public release as a preprint. It investigates cue-evoked sensorimotor rhythm decoding across different paradigms, such as motor execution and motor imagery. Using machine learning models and extensive data collected in a self-built laboratory, the best-performing model, a support vector machine (SVM), reached 72.2% accuracy, for ipsilateral motor execution of the right arm. EMG and IMU signals were used as markers of movement onset.

The next phase includes further data collection across more subjects, age groups and genders, signal processing of the collected data and development of the first real-time, motor-intention-controlled robotic arm, built by Volitional Dynamicis. Later phases will focus on optimising an adaptive control system for muscle stimulation.