Founded 2026 · Berlin, Germany
Taju Labs is a B2B development partner for neurotechnology and biosensing. We build customized, multimodal sensing and analysis solutions — proprietary hardware and software — for the companies and research groups turning brain and body data into products.
Taju Labs
The company
Wearable noninvasive neurotechnology is full of results that never leave the bench. Taju Labs takes brain- and body-sensing technology from an early research stage and develops it into hardware, software and AI-solutions that a partner can manufacture, certify and sell.
Improving human wellbeing and health through neurotech and biosensing innovation — moving brain and body monitoring out of the lab and into everyday life.
Providing best-in-class support to players in neurotechnology, through deep know-how in technology and product development for research, consumer and clinical applications.
Proof of concept
TRL 1–4Prototype · verification · design transfer
TRL 4 → 8Certified product
TRL 8–9Expertise
Sensing hardware, data science, development process and regulatory strategy are usually four separate suppliers. We cover them together, which is why the handover between them stops costing you time.
Miniaturized, battery-powered instruments for non-invasive brain and body measurement — from optode and electrode front ends to complete wearable systems and body-area networks.
Physiological modeling, non-stationary multimodal signal fusion and data-driven biomarker extraction — including hardware–AI co-design, where the algorithm shapes the instrument rather than following it.
Requirements, architecture, risk and verification planning through to design transfer — plus interim and project management for teams that need experienced hands on a critical program.
Medical device experience up to class IIb and III: technical documentation, quality processes and certification strategy planned into the development from the first sprint, not bolted on at the end.
Approach
Every engagement is defined before it starts — deliverables, ownership of intellectual property, and the form the results take when they reach you. No open-ended retainers, no ambiguity about who owns what.
We agree on the technical target, the interfaces and the constraints in a written statement of work. IP ownership is stated explicitly, per project, before any work begins.
Taju Labs leads the development, working with a team drawn from our own resources, yours, and specialist external partners where a project needs them.
Results are handed over as a device master record — optionally with the full design history file — so your organization can manufacture, certify and maintain the product independently.
Customer-specific development of hardware, firmware and analysis software on the basis of our own technology stack.
Feasibility studies, roadmap and design reviews, decision management, and interim project or program leadership.
Taju Labs as the industry partner in publicly funded consortia, including support with grant applications and technical work packages.
Founders
Taju Labs was founded by two electrical engineers whose careers converged on the same question: why does so little brain- and body-sensing technology ever become a product?
Chief Executive Officer · Co-founder
Dipl.-Ing. Electrical Engineering
Sebastian has spent more than fifteen years developing active medical devices up to class IIb and III, from implantable and extracorporeal cardiac support systems to multi-spectral endoscopy platforms. He has led electronics departments, run development programs with teams across several international partners, and taken products through CE certification and FDA submissions. At Taju Labs he owns commercialization, program and project management, regulatory supervision and business development.
Chief Technology Officer · Co-founder
Dr.-Ing. Neurotechnology & Machine Learning
Alexander heads the Intelligent Biomedical Sensing Lab at TU Berlin's Machine Learning department and BIFOLD and is a visiting researcher at Boston University's Neurophotonics Center. He has more than fifteen years of experience in development of wearable neurotechnologies and signal analysis using machine learning across positions in both industry and academia. He was Chief Science Officer and R&D Director at NIRx Medical Technologies, and previously CTO of Crely Healthcare. He sits on the board of the fNIRS Society and contributes to the international ISO/DIN fNIRS standard. At Taju Labs he owns the technology vision, the technology stack and the transfer of research results into the company.
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These figures describe the founders' professional track record prior to and alongside Taju Labs. They are not company milestones.
Research roots
Our technology base comes from active academic research. These are the institutions our founders work with and within.
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Contact
Whether you need a development partner, a second opinion on a roadmap, or an industry partner for a grant consortium — write to us. We answer every serious inquiry.
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