hardware · keit0

KeiT0 — neural-controlled prosthetic.

KeiT0 is a prosthetic-hand control design: small continuous-time and MLP control networks, trained against public hand simulations, designed to read surface EMG and drive a hand and wrist, with a separate fast reflex layer for safety responses.

What it solves

Existing prosthetic control schemes trade off between latency, naturalness, and on-device feasibility. KeiT0 is designed for sub-cognitive reflex latency with the full inference loop sized for embedded silicon — no cloud, no phone tether.

Approach

  • EMG front-end — multi-channel surface electromyography mapped to a continuous-time intent estimator.
  • Reflex layer — a separate fast loop that handles slip, drop, and impact without going through the cognitive controller.
  • Continuous-time inference — small parameter count, sized for an embedded microcontroller.

Partner profile

The control design, training setup and reflex-layer architecture are available to clinical and OEM partners under mutual NDA. Method content NDA-gated.