Biomechatronics Research Group  

The Biomechatronics Research Group is established for the interdisciplinary study and development of intelligent systems connected to biological signals and human physiology. Its purpose is to develop technologies that enable a deeper understanding, more efficient monitoring, and improved interaction with biological systems. Additional goals include the high-level international publication of research results, thereby enhancing the University’s international recognition.

Leader:

Dr. István Nagy (Obuda University)

Members:

Réka Sallay (Obuda University) – founding member, expert

Dr. Arnold Őszi (Obuda University) – founding member, expert

Dr. habil. András Béla Frigyik (Obuda University) – expert

Prof. Dr. Csaba Johanyák (Obuda University, John von Neumann University) – expert

Dr. Tibor Kiss (University of Debrecen) – invited expert

Dr. András Nagy – invited grant expert

Al Hlaiqawi Aliya Wael – expert assistant

Hamidova Maryam – expert assistant

Sheripova Nargiz – expert assistant

Main Research Areas:

1) Brainwave Research and Brain–Computer Interfaces (BCI)

2) Measurement and Analysis of Biological Signals (EEG, EMG, other bioelectrical signals)

3) Sensor and Measurement System Development

4) Biomechatronic and Bio-Inspired Systems

5) Bionic Devices and Intelligent Prosthetics

6) Complex and Intelligent Systems based on Machine Learning

7) Human–Machine Interaction and Modulation of Physiological Signals for Rehabilitation and Neurotechnology

8) Development of AI-based control systems and trajectory planning for UAVs, mobile robots, and other industrial robots.