Want to conduct a

Hands-On HCI and BCI workshop/

lecture in your college?

With an aim to promote DIY Neuroscience Culture, we are organizing various events and workshops across India.

Our aim behind this initiative!

Neuroscience is not taught at schools and most colleges as the type of equipment/machines required for setting up a lab are very expensive.

This inaccessibility of tools to students at an early stage in their education lead's to fewer curious minds about neuroscience.

That's where we come in. Providing a hands-on experience with our affordable DIY Neuroscience kits, detailed documentation, software examples and guidance will not only cater to this problem but also encourage more students to explore the field of neuroscience.

Glimpses of some of our Past Events

20-21st Jan, 2024

India Science Festival

@IISER Pune

Demonstrated neuroscience games like controlling dino game using EOG signals, clicking photos from your phone wirelessly just by blinking the eyes to students and hobbyists.

27-29th Dec, 2023

Techfest, IIT Bombay

@IIT Bombay

Live demonstrations, interactive neuroscience games, and engaging discussions about the field of neuroscience at Asia's biggest Science and Technology festival.

22nd Dec, 2023

Arisa Foundation

@Pune

The team at Arisa (Advancement & Research in the Sciences and Arts) Foundation conducted an event to make people aware about neuroscience using our DIY Neuroscience kits!

16-17th Dec, 2023

Maker Faire

@T-Works, Hyderabad

Showcased neuroscience games like controlling servo claw using EMG signals, measuring muscle strength to students, their parents and hobbyists at India's largest prototyping center.

4-6th Dec, 2023

Stall at Global Bio India

@Pragati Maidan, New Delhi

Presented our DIY Neuroscience kits and various HCI games at Global Bio India - a mega international congregation of biotechnology stakeholders, research institutes, large industries, and startups.

2nd-3rd Dec, 2023

NTX Global Hackathon

@IILM University, Noida

Served as a sponsor at the 2nd Global NeurotechX hackathon where individuals from different backgrounds encouraging speculation on potential applications of neurotechnology and BCI.

Nov, 2023

IIT Delhi

@Cognitive Science Dept, IIT Delhi

Students of Cognitive science department, IIT Delhi demonstrated various EEG and EMG experiments to school students that were invited from across the country at Open House Day.

14th Oct, 2023

DIY Muscle-controlled game

@Rishihood University, Sonipat

Various school and college students learned about neuroscience by playing amazing games like DIY Muscle controlled game, and controlling dino game using EOG signals.

4th April, 2023

Speaker session at EECS Symposium

@IISc Bangalore

Deepak Khatri (Founder, Upside Down Labs) was invited as a speaker to interact on the topic - Building next generation HCI and BCI with open-source technologies.

28th Jan, 2023

Hands-on HCI & BCI Workshop

@IIIT Hyderabad

Organized by iHub-Data & hosted by Dr. Vishnu Sreekumar where students/ researchers learned about neuroscience, electrophysiology, and a lot more using our DIY Neuroscience Kits.

20-22nd Jan, 2023

DIY Muscle-controlled game

@India Science Festival, Hyderabad

Various school and college students learned about neuroscience by playing amazing games like DIY Muscle controlled game and measuring their muscle strength.

22nd Dec, 2022

IIT Mandi visit

@I-Hub, IIT Mandi, HP

Presented our DIY Neuroscience Kits to Dr. Akhilesh Gupta (Secretary, SERB), Dr. Ekta Kapoor (Mission Head - NMICPS, DST) & Mr. Kingshuk Banerjee (Country Head, R&D, Hitachi India).

2nd Oct, 2022

Hands-on HCI & BCI Workshop

@IIT Kanpur

Organized for School of International Biodesign - Synergizing Healthcare Innovation & Entrepreneurship (SIB-SHInE)

23rd Sept, 2022

Center-State Science Conclave

@Science City, Ahmedabad

Showcased our DIY Neuroscience Kits in Center State Science Conclave which was inaugurated by Prime Minister of India.

25th March, 2022

DIY Muscle-Controlled Game

@NSUT, Delhi

Organized at Moksha where students had to make pillars of blocks using a servo claw that was controlled by EMG signals.