I started AXLminds because the distance between what my brain can do and what I can express stopped feeling abstract.
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I struggle with memory, communication, and clearly expressing what I am thinking. My mind often moves faster than I can speak or type, so ideas get simplified, overthought, or lost before I can fully express them.
I do not want to solve this only for myself. I want to build technology that gives everyone a more direct way to communicate what is happening inside their mind—without being limited by how quickly they can speak, type, or translate thought into action.
02
I have been fascinated by the brain for years. That interest became real when I co-founded Neurex, a sleep-neurotechnology startup. We built an early prototype.
I later left. I wanted to build technology that could fundamentally change how people interact with computers. That decision led to AXLminds.
03
I am a second-year student at ISM University, studying Entrepreneurship and Innovation while building AXLminds.
Now I am working directly on the hardware and software: inspecting the board, recording real signals, testing every assumption, and refusing to call a later stage complete before the earlier one works.
04
My earlier work includes companies, prototypes, and concepts across AI, hardware, neurotechnology, software, and 3D printing.
An early concept for using EEG-based estimates of mental state to adapt work tasks and conditions.
A project exploring a local AI model for printed circuit board design.
A working prototype collar using sensors and algorithms to explore dog behaviour.
A former 3D-printing services business.
A sleep-neurotechnology startup I co-founded, where we built an early prototype. I later left.
An earlier project to develop a surplus-food-sharing platform.
These projects ranged from early concepts to businesses and prototypes. They shaped how I approach AXLminds.
05
AXL is pronounced like “axle”—the central part that connects movement and transfers force.
The name came before it had a formal meaning. It sounded strong, direct, and right for what I wanted to build. Over time, the meaning became clear.
AXLminds is building a connection between human intent and technology—an interface that turns what begins in the mind into communication, control, and action. Like an axle, AXL sits at the center and makes movement possible.
PROGRESSION
Architecture, construction engineering, product design, and Printopia taught me how to turn ideas into real objects.
I worked on projects across AI, hardware, food systems, animal behaviour, and electronics—including ReBite, Tailysis, BrAI, and Circuit Forge, at different stages of development.
I co-founded Neurex, a sleep-neurotechnology startup, where we built an early prototype.
I left Neurex and started AXLminds to work on how humans interact with technology.
I am building AXLminds alongside my second year at ISM University—working directly on the hardware, signals, algorithms, and software.