The Bandojo Project has spanned several years. Many contributors participated along the way. The list below is representative of a few of those who have had some role in its development.
| Panaiotis | Inventor of Bandojo. Primary Bandojo software developer. Composer. Founder, CEO and primary shareholder of PanMuse, LLC. |
| Lisa Renee Maynes | Major co-developer, Product Architect and CTO of PanMuse, LLC. |
| Troy Lapsys | VP Business Development of PanMuse, LLC. |
| Andrew Stone | Developer of first Bandojo port to iOS. |
| Brian Stinar | Developer of initial effort to port Bandojo to Windows. |
| Tanda Headrick (Vanguard Technologies) | Co-designer and fabricator of “Ogre” Touch Board and Touch Board for the visually impaired. |
| Andrew Munro | Illustrator, graphic designer. |
| Alec Lopez | Graphic Designer. |
| TREC | New Mexico Technology Retirees Economic Catalysts |
| Michael Murphy | (TREC) Capacitive touch sensor optimization and electronic circuit guru. |
| Larry Walker | (TREC) Capacitive touch sensor optimization. |
| Kelly Cockrell | Photography. Graphic design. Web design. |
| Girl Scouts of New Mexico Trails, Inc. | |
| Anthony Salvagno | Organized Bandojo/STEM workshop at New Mexico Trails (girl scouts) who designed and fabricated Dr. Who inspired touch board. |
| Michele McKenzie | Recreation Therapist, Spinal Cord Injury & Disease, New Mexico VA Healthcare Systems Implemented a Bandojo system at the VA hospital |
| Ron Anderson | Carpenter and cabinetmaker. Made frames for earlly Touch Boards. |
| Alexander Maynes-Pointon | Roadie. Student intern. Fabricator of some prototype Touch Boards. |
| PanMuse, LLC | Additional members: Travis Kellerman, Brian Pilegrene, Scott Westerfield, Michael Sanchez. |
| STC.UNM | Tech transfer corporation for University of New Mexico. |