About Us

CyberSens is a spin out from the Human Performance and Robotics Lab at the California State University, Long Beach. We were founded in Summer 2019 with the objective of revolutionizing human performance improvement and augmentation. Our multi-disciplinary team is made up of experts in robotics, biomechanics, biomedical circuits and devices, and virtual reality. We all share a passion for developing technology to enhance human health.

Our Vision

CyberSens has a unique vision for the next generation of human augmentation. We strongly believe that the miniaturization of computational hardware as well as biomechanical modeling, movement analysis algorithms, multi-modal sensing and feedback technologies will all serve as catalysts for a new level of human-machine interaction. We want to build ubiquitous cyber-physical systems that augment human performance and enhance human quality of life. We are passionate about developing solutions for societal needs in a rapidly changing world, and are dedicated to excellence in research and development. As an engineering and service support company geared to the needs of the most demanding users, CyberSens develops subject-specific robotic and VR solutions for a wide range of application areas which include sport training and performance improvement, injury prevention, occupational health care, and rehabilitation.

Our Founders

Our Team

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Emel Demircan,

CEO, Founder:

Dr. Emel Demircan received her PhD in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University in 2012.

She is currently an Assistant Professor in the Departments of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and Biomedical Engineering at California State University, Long Beach. She was a postdoctoral scholar at Stanford from 2012 to 2014 and a visiting assistant professor at University of Tokyo from 2014 to 2015. She was also a part-time scientist at Lucile Salter Packard Children's Hospital Gait Analysis Lab at Stanford University. Dr. Demircan's research focuses on the application of dynamics and control theory for the simulation and analysis of biomechanical and robotic systems. Her research interests include experimental and computational approaches for the study of human movement, human augmentation, rehabilitation robotics, cyber-physical systems, sports biomechanics, and human motor control. Dr. Demircan established an IEEE RAS Technical Committee on "Human Movement Understanding" and is an OpenSim Fellow. She is actively collaborating with clinical, athletic and industrial partners and is involved in professional and outreach activities within the IEEE Robotics Society (RAS).

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I-Hung Khoo,

CFO, Founder:

Dr. I-Hung Khoo received his Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of California Irvine in 2002. 

He is currently a professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and the Department of Biomedical Engineering at California State University Long Beach. Previously, he was a senior integrated circuit design engineer at Agilent/Avago Technologies (currently Broadcom Inc). Dr. Khoo’s research areas include high speed circuit design, analog & digital signal processing, and biomedical circuits and devices. His current work focuses on the development of custom sensors and circuits for sport performance monitoring and rehabilitation.

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Elliot Recinos,

CTO, Founder:

Elliot Recinos is a graduate student working in Human Performance & Robotics Laboratory at California State University, Long Beach. 

Elliot will obtain his Master of Science degree in mechanical engineering from California State University, Long Beach in July 2019. He obtained his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from University of California, Riverside in June 2011. Elliot’s research focuses on the development of virtual reality environments with haptic feedback for physical and psychological rehabilitation. His research interests include experimental approaches for the study of physical and psychological rehabilitation, virtual reality, robotics, and sports biomechanics.

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Advisory Board

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