Where Humans and Machines Learn to Work Together
2026-06-01
We build technology that understands you.
Not just your commands — your attention, your stress, even your mistakes before they happen.
Brain · AI · Robotics — working together.

A headset — but instead of music, it reads your brainwaves.
The robot adapts to you. Not the other way around.

In 200 milliseconds, your eyes reveal exactly what you’re thinking.
Experts see differently — a surgeon’s gaze, a pilot’s scan, a drone operator’s focus.
We recorded those eye movements and trained AI to copy them exactly.
Now the AI sees like the best human in the room.

Disaster strikes. One person. 50 drones. No room for error.
What happens to your brain under that pressure?
We track brain signals in real time to find out — and build AI that steps in before you hit your limit.
Because in a rescue mission, hesitation costs lives.

Your signal takes 1.3 seconds to reach the Moon.
That’s 1.3 seconds your robot is completely on its own.
We build robots smart enough to survive that gap — and study how humans stay in control when the stakes are this high.
You on Earth. Robot on the Moon. One team.

Smarter Machines·Safer Humans·Better World

This Could Be You
Every researcher in this lab was once sitting where you are. If any of this sparked something — come talk to us.
Questions?
hemanth.manjunatha@okstate.edu

iHuman Lab · Oklahoma State University