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About Us

Pioneering the Future of Speech Interaction

At Reverb Robotics, we're not just creating technology; we're shaping the future of communication. By merging the intricacies of neuroscience with the power of AI, we're opening doors to new realms of speech interaction, ensuring that every voice is heard and understood.

Our approach

Neuroscience-Informed AI

Our foundation in neuroscience ensures that our AI solutions are not just technologically advanced but also cognitively aligned. We believe in enhancing the human-machine interaction, making it more intuitive and natural.

The human element

Our strength lies in our team. A blend of neuroscientists, tech enthusiasts, and innovators, we're driven by a shared vision: to make AI-driven speech interaction as natural as human conversation.

Our values

Authenticity

We believe in genuine solutions, grounded in research and real-world application.

Togetherness

Collaboration is at the heart of our innovations. Together, we're shaping the future of communication.

Gratitude

We value every voice, every idea, and every individual who contributes to our mission.

Transparency

Openness and honesty guide our actions, ensuring that we remain accountable to our users and ourselves.

Inspiration

Driven by curiosity and passion, we're constantly seeking new ways to push the boundaries of speech technology.

Service

Our commitment to excellence ensures that we deliver the best solutions for our users, every time.

Leadership

Dr. Matthew Tata

CEO

As a professor at the University of Lethbridge, Dr. Tata brings a wealth of knowledge from the world of neuroscience, guiding the scientific foundation of our platform.

Lukas Grasse

CTO

Lukas, with his deep understanding of both tech and neuroscience, drives the technological advancements of Reverb Robotics. He holds a B.Sc. in Computer Science, and a M.Sc. in Neuroscience and is currently pursuing his PhD.

Dr. Scott Stone

Mitacs Postdoc @ U of L

Dr. Stone ensures the smooth operation of Reverb Robotics, bridging the gap between research and real-world application. He holds a PhD in Psychology from the University of Alberta.