Research
Behind Eyroq stand an interdisciplinary team, our own development and the willingness to be examined independently. This page shows what we build on.
The team
A living being works only because perception, movement and processing work together. That is why our disciplines work together here, not one after another.
How living beings perceive, grow and adapt.
How muscles, tendons and joints produce movement.
How signals arise, are passed on and are classified.
Collaboration
Pick a question and see what each discipline contributes.
Observes how eyes and retina are built and how living beings estimate distances.
Studies how head and eye movements influence sight.
Researches how the brain computes depth from the images of both eyes.
Looks at how elastic tissues such as tendons store and release energy.
Describes how muscles, tendons and joints cushion impacts and pass on force.
Studies how fast feedback adjusts the muscles within fractions of a second.
Shows how receptors in the skin take up pressure and touch.
Asks how the body responds to the touch, for example by giving way or grasping.
Researches how signals are passed on, classified and translated into a response.
Only when all three perspectives come together does a question become a testable model.
Our path
We study how living beings perceive, move and learn. This creates the knowledge on which everything else is built.
More than 30 scientists in biology, biomechanics and neuroscience work on shared questions.
Research results are developed further into components, with sensing, drives and software.
The results are tested independently at leading universities. We do not judge ourselves.
Building on verified results, the transfer into application begins.
Foundation
Eyroq builds on two decades of research. This knowledge about perception, tissue and movement is the foundation for everything we develop.
Development takes place in Prague, research in Berlin and process optimization in Oldenburg.
Way of working
Every question goes through the same four steps. This makes results traceable.
We study how the biological model works.
We translate the principle into a testable model.
We develop components and optimize their production.
We test internally and have it cross-checked externally.
One principle, four steps
Pick a model and see how it goes through our four steps.
Skin consists of layers with their own tasks.
A model describes taking up, gathering and carrying as separate functions.
Multi-layered sensing with many measuring points per area.
Internal verification, followed by independent tests at leading universities in 2026.
Already the retina emphasizes edges, contrast and motion.
A measuring point reports only when something changes.
Event-based perception that gets by with little data.
Internal verification, followed by independent tests at leading universities in 2026.
A muscle consists of many fibers that are switched on or off individually.
The force results from the number of active units.
Drives made of many small units instead of one large motor.
Internal verification, followed by independent tests at leading universities in 2026.
Independent tests
Statements about new technology are only reliable when third parties can reproduce them. That is why our results will be tested independently at leading universities in 2026.
A result that only we confirm remains a claim.
The verification takes place at universities that are not part of Eyroq.
The tests are planned for 2026. We will report on results as soon as they are available.
Try it out
A statement about new technology becomes more reliable with every step. Move the slider and see what is added each time.
We have seen something. That is a beginning, but not yet a statement.
The principle is described as a model and can be verified.
The model has been transferred into a component and works there.
We tested the component ourselves and documented the results.
Third parties at leading universities have reproduced the results. Only now is the statement reliable.
Where we research
This is where the scientific foundation arises: basics, experiments and evaluation.
Here research results are developed further into components.
Here production is improved so that results become reliable processes.
Questions
We research how living beings perceive, move and learn, and transfer these principles into bioinspired technology. The focus areas are biology and AI, tissue and sensing, and biomechanics.
More than 30 scientists in biology, biomechanics and neuroscience.
In Prague. Research results are developed further into components there. The research itself takes place in Berlin, process optimization in Oldenburg.
In 2026 the results will be tested independently at leading universities.
The independent tests are planned for 2026. We will report as soon as results are available.
We adopt functional principles from nature and implement them technically. It is about the principle, not about living components.
Write to us at info@eyroq.com and briefly describe your request. We will get back to you.
Tell us briefly what it is about. We will get back to you.