Mind-Controlled Drone: Sri Lankan Brain–Computer Interface Innovation
Beyond Jendo, MynDrone demonstrates locally built neurotechnology by letting users fly a drone using brain waves.

Beyond Jendo Innovations, Keerthi’s work with Effective Solutions has explored practical applications of connected systems, artificial intelligence, and brain–computer interfaces.
MynDrone, flying with brain waves
One of them is MynDrone, which allows the user to control a drone using their brain waves.
"This activity relaxes the brain and the user feels calm after a game session."
MynDrone was showcased as Sri Lanka's very first mind-controlled drone, demonstrating the potential of brain–computer interface technology developed locally.
The project reflects a broader commitment to turning advanced engineering concepts into approachable, real-world experiences, while opening new conversations around neurotechnology, focus, and human–machine interaction.
