Applied Research in
Neuroscience informed AI

Cogitos Labs is an early-stage applied research lab working at the intersection of Computational Neuroscience and AI.

Our current research work is focused on effective modelling of individual intent in open source brain computer interface systems and integrating with safe autonomous agents

Current Research

Design and development of frameworks, methods and tools for intent modelling using Active Inference, Probabilistic Generative Models and Deep learning.

Intent Modelling Framework

This research explores how human intent can be inferred and represented using a combination of multimodal neural signals and AI models.

Alignment Assurance Framework

We are investigating methods to evaluate and manage alignment risks in autonomous agentic systems, with a focus on long-horizon behavior, tool use, and human-in-the-loop workflows.

Applications

Our research informs a set of potential applications that we are iteratively exploring and validating.

Neural Intent Decoder

Opensource Model that reads multimodal neural signals and translate them into actionable intents. These can be subsequently integrated into autonomous software of robotic agents for safe and reliable actions

Human-in-the-Loop Feedback Pipelines

Methods and tools for integrating structured feedback into agent workflows to support oversight, correction, and learning.

Alignment Health Assessment

An assessment framework aimed at understanding how an autonomous agent’s observed behavior aligns with stated objectives and individual intent under different conditions.

These applications are emerging from ongoing research and are not currently offered as products or services.

Work With Us

Research Collaboration

We are open to research collaborations, early exploratory engagements, and technical discussions with teams working on autonomous agentic systems.

    NDA required for initial discussion

    Please note at this stage, we are selective and primarily focused on research-oriented or exploratory collaborations.

    Research Internship

    We’re open to provide paid internship opportunities to suitable undergraduate, graduate students motivated to work in the following areas:
    – Probabilistic Generative Models, Deep Learning
    – Agentic AI systems and Safety
    – Neuroscience, signal processing, BCI

      Engagements may be full-time or part-time roles depending on fit and availability. All roles are strictly remote.

      How We Approach Collaboration

      1. Scoping – Initial discussions to understand the system or research question — whether related to agents, intent representation, or human–machine interaction — followed by appropriate confidentiality and consent arrangements.
      2. Exploration & Analysis – Collaborative exploration that may include system instrumentation, behavioral analysis, human feedback studies, or limited neural signal experiments, depending on the domain and research objectives.
      3. Synthesis & Discussion – Shared analysis of observations and findings, typically documented in a research summary and discussed collaboratively to inform potential next research directions.