Make the world safer with sensing that respects privacy.
Inspikta Technologies is a Canadian company building privacy-first edge-AI sensors that detect critical events instantly, right on the device, without recording video.
Inspired by the brain.
Inspikta takes its inspiration from the brain, which notices what matters, remembers what is useful and decides in an instant, quietly and with very little energy. We started Inspikta because we believe the technology that looks after people should work in the same spirit.
Too many of today's systems protect people by recording them. They are slow to react, hungry for power and ask for more of your privacy than they should. We set out to go beyond that, with bio-inspired solutions that respond at the moment something happens and keep private life private.
Our goal is to bring this out of the lab and into real problems: keeping older adults safe at home without watching them, helping farmers treat only what needs treating, and making city skies safer. Each one starts from the same belief, that safety and dignity belong together.
The people behind Inspikta.
Amirali Amirsoleimani
Amirali Amirsoleimani founded Inspikta to bring brain-inspired thinking out of the lab and into everyday safety. An Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at York University's Lassonde School of Engineering, Amirali leads a research lab focused on efficient AI hardware, after earning a PhD at the University of Windsor and completing a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Toronto.
Hamid Rahimian Kalatehbali
Hamid leads the design of Inspikta's low-power edge hardware. A PhD student in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at York University, Hamid brings a background in computer architecture and ultra-low-power embedded systems, with an MSc in computer engineering from Isfahan University of Technology and a BSc from Mazandaran University of Science and Technology.
Amirali Rafie
Amirali leads Inspikta's sensing hardware, taking prototypes from the bench to working devices that respond in real time on very little power. Amirali is an engineering student at York University's Lassonde School of Engineering.
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Designed and engineered in Canada.
We are based in Toronto, Ontario. We build for Canadian hospitals, farms and cities, and we share the Canadian view that privacy is a right, not a feature.
Privacy first
We hold ourselves to the privacy expectations of Canadian patients and families.
People first
We lead with the person being protected, not with the technology.
Evidence first
We publish results only when real pilots prove them.
Built here
Canadian design, Canadian engineering, Canadian partners.
Let's build safer spaces together.
Whether you run a hospital, a farm or a public site, or you want to invest in what we are building, we would like to hear from you.