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.
