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Naqi Logix and Kinova Robotics Partner to Advance Neural-Controlled Robotics

  • Dave Segal
  • Jun 15
  • 2 min read

Naqi and Kinova join forces to redefine the future of accessible robotics through non-invasive neural technology.


We are excited to announce that Naqi Logix has signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with Kinova Robotics, a leading robotic arm manufacturer, to explore the integration of Naqi’s neural interface technology with Kinova’s advanced Jaco robotic arm platform.


This collaboration marks a major step toward creating more natural, intuitive, and accessible ways for people to interact with robotic systems.


Why This Matters


The Future of Robotic Control: By combining Naqi’s earbud-based neural interface with Kinova’s robotic technology, the partnership aims to enable hands-free control of assistive robotics through human intent.


Breaking Traditional Barriers: Naqi’s non-invasive neural technology offers a new alternative to traditional controllers, allowing users to interact with machines without relying on joysticks, external hardware, or complex interfaces.


Advancing Accessibility: The collaboration has the potential to expand independence for users who face challenges with conventional robotic controls.


“This collaboration represents a critical step toward realizing a more natural and intuitive form of robotic control. Kinova is an industry leader in human-centric robotics, and we’re thrilled to work together to validate how our neural earbud technology can enable seamless interaction with machines.”


— Mark Godsy, CEO, Naqi Logix


Building the Next Generation of Human-Robot Interaction


The partnership will focus on integrating Naqi’s neural platform into Kinova’s Jaco robotic arm systems, evaluating:


• Neural-based robotic control performance

• Real-world usability

• Responsiveness compared to traditional inputs

• Future applications across assistive technology and robotics


“At Kinova, we’re always exploring technologies that can make robotics more accessible, responsive, and empowering.”


— Nathaniel Swenson, Product Manager, Assistive Technologies, Kinova Robotics


Expanding Neural Technology Applications


Together, Naqi and Kinova are exploring new possibilities across:


• Assistive robotics

• Healthcare and mobility solutions

• Research and innovation

• Professional automation

• Human-centered robotic systems


This collaboration brings together advanced robotics and AI-neurotechnology to create a future where machines respond more naturally to human intent.


What’s Next


• Continued technical integration and testing

• Live demonstrations of neural-controlled robotics

• Development of more accessible robotic experiences

• Expanding the role of neural interfaces in everyday technology


Naqi Logix is building the bridge between people and machines, making interaction more natural, intuitive, and accessible.

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