Advancing robotic mobility
Machines that move the way humans move.
Iapyx Labs studies how machines move — researching the humanoid robots and exoskeletons of tomorrow, and building toward a future where they help at home and restore what matters most.
Iapyx, healer of the Aeneid — restoring movement, then and now.
Origin
Born in a hospital room.
Iapyx Labs was born while our founder watched his father succumb to aggressive pancreatic cancer. In the grip of pre-emptive mourning, he realized that there is only one thing in this world that truly matters.
Family.
Iapyx Labs exists to make your life — and your family’s life — better. A robot that becomes a friend. That handles the chores. That helps you run with the kids. That gives you back and enhances the time you would spend with the people you love.
Advancing robotic mobility
We study how machines move — in every form that matters.
Right now, that means research — tracking and understanding the full landscape of advanced robotics and human movement, from humanoid robots to exoskeletons to the shared technology underneath both. That knowledge serves the field, and it serves our own path forward.
That understanding is what we're building toward.
Long-term vision
A humanoid companion for everyday life, and an exoskeleton to restore what's been lost — both built around the same belief: movement is what connects us to the people and lives we love.
PROJECT AB-01
LONG-TERM VISION
Your robot son.
A humanoid that can share the shape and rhythm of everyday life: carrying the groceries, taking on chores, keeping company, and heading outside to kick a ball. Not a gadget waiting in the corner — a capable presence built around trust, usefulness, and family.
PROJECT AB-02
LONG-TERM VISION
Movement, restored.
A powered exoskeleton built to restore mobility — for people like our founder's father, who never got to move through the world the way he once could, and our founder himself, whose own injuries ended a career built on movement.
Founder
A lifetime studying how humans move.
Our founder has spent his entire life studying human movement — first as a Virginia State Champion gymnast, then across nearly every sport he could find (football, soccer, basketball, skateboarding, snowboarding, skiing, surfing, mountain biking, tennis, pickleball, ping pong, calisthenics, and weightlifting). Along the way: 10 broken bones, 19 shoulder dislocations, and a torn labrum that required surgery and ultimately ended his gymnastics career. He went on to coach more than 150 students to master their own bodies, then became a bioengineer, aerospace engineer, and robotics founder.
At 27, he has helped build three companies from zero and reached millions teaching movement online. Every path pointed at the same problem: building machines that truly understand how humans move, and continuously get better.
Founder archive
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Bioengineer & aerospace engineer
Virginia State Champion gymnast
150+ students coached
13+ sports trained
3 companies built from zero
Get in touch
Let’s give people back their time.
If you care about movement, family, and machines that genuinely help — we would love to hear from you.