We are pleased to welcome Panagiotis Leventogiannis, undergraduate student at the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering, to the SIPPRE Research Group for his Diploma Thesis.
Panagiotis will embark on an exciting interdisciplinary project combining 3D printing, robotics, and brain-computer interface (BCI) technologies. His thesis involves constructing a robotic arm based on the open-source InMoov platform, which he will program to respond to brainwave signals captured through EEG. The aim is to explore real-time control of robotic systems using non-invasive neurotechnology—a cutting-edge challenge at the intersection of biomedical signal processing and human-machine interaction.
This project not only reflects SIPPRE Group’s continued focus on innovative applications of brain signal analysis, but also promotes hands-on experimentation with emerging technologies in cyber-physical systems.
We look forward to supporting Panagiotis on this ambitious journey and sharing the outcomes of his work with the broader research community.