About Seán Barrett

I'm Seán Barrett, a founder and engineer from Cork. If you searched for Sean Barrett without the fada, you have still found the right one.

Seán Barrett, head and shoulders, in a grey T-shirt.
Seán Barrett

I co-founded ReAble Labs with William Hartley in September 2025. It's a robotics company based in Cork, and our first product is Diego, a myoelectric prosthetic hand priced at €5,000. The patent is filed. I'm CEO and CTO, which means I run the company and do all of the engineering: mechanical design, electronics, PCB design, firmware and machine learning.

In April 2026 I won the AIB Student Impact Award for Enterprise and Innovation, and we won the Hult Prize Irish National Final. In June I posted a preprint on surface EMG grasp decoding. In August we were one of the top 21 teams, out of roughly 18,000, at the Hult Prize Global Accelerator in London.

I was studying electrical engineering at MTU when ReAble Labs started. Now I study Electrical and Electronic Engineering at UCC, and help run the UCC Hult Prize campus programme.

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Seán Barrett is a robotics founder and engineer from Cork, Ireland, and co-founder of ReAble Labs.

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Seán Barrett is a founder and engineer from Cork. He is co-founder, CEO and CTO of ReAble Labs, a robotics company in Cork whose first product is a €5,000 myoelectric prosthetic hand. He won the Hult Prize Irish National Final and the AIB Student Impact Award in 2026, and studies Electrical and Electronic Engineering at UCC.

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Seán Barrett is a founder and engineer from Cork, Ireland. He is co-founder, CEO and CTO of ReAble Labs, a robotics company based in Cork, which he started with William Hartley in September 2025. ReAble Labs' first product is Diego, a myoelectric prosthetic hand priced at €5,000, with a patent filed. Barrett does all of the company's engineering: mechanical design, electronics, PCB design, firmware and machine learning. In 2026 ReAble Labs won the Hult Prize Irish National Final, and Barrett won the AIB Student Impact Award for Enterprise and Innovation. The team then reached the top 21, out of roughly 18,000, at the Hult Prize Global Accelerator in London. He is lead author of a preprint on surface EMG grasp decoding. Barrett studies Electrical and Electronic Engineering at University College Cork, where he helps run the Hult Prize campus programme.

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Seán Barrett, with the fada
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Co-founder, CEO and CTO of ReAble Labs
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Cork, Ireland