Anticipatory acoustic intelligence for blind & low-vision sports fans. AEGIS listens to the crowd and delivers a haptic alert seconds before the goal, the save, the moment — no narrator, no delay.
For blind and low-vision fans, the stadium roar arrives after the moment — and broadcast commentary lags the action. The build-up, the tension, the eruption: all of it is an echo. AEGIS closes that gap. It turns the one signal everyone shares — the sound of the crowd — into an anticipatory cue you can feel in real time.
AEGIS analyses the live crowd-audio feed in rolling 30-second windows, builds a self-calibrating baseline for each venue on the fly, and predicts an impending peak event using a machine-learning classifier — then fires a haptic alert through the Battito™ wearable.
Stadium mic or broadcast feed — any source that captures the crowd. 30-second rolling windows.
6 acoustic dimensions: peak height, rise time, fall time, spectral centroid, RMS energy, duration above threshold.
Self-calibrating threshold tuned to each venue in real time. No fixed setup, no prior calibration data needed.
Distinguishes anticipatory builds from reactive noise — predicts the crowd peak before it arrives. ≥3 seconds pre-event.
Battito™ wearable fires a percussive haptic pulse. Optional AR overlay or audio cue available.
IMU sensor data recalibrates the classifier continuously — adapts to each fan and each venue.
No cameras. No tracking arrays. No sensors on the pitch. AEGIS needs nothing but the sound that's already there — in-venue or from any broadcast or stream at home.
AEGIS predicts the moment before it peaks, not after. The anticipatory lead is the product — it lets a blind fan feel the tension building, not just the aftermath.
A self-calibrating baseline adapts to any stadium, concert hall, or living room automatically. Deploy anywhere there's a crowd and a microphone.
AEGIS is the flagship product of i2P LLC (International Institute for Integrated Performance), founded by KaTerrell Kennedy at the WKU Innovation Campus, Bowling Green, KY. AEGIS pairs with Battito™, i2P's purpose-built percussive haptic wearable.
KaTerrell Kennedy is a Black, queer, neurodivergent advocate with 8 years of autism intervention experience — and a former athlete who experienced the cost of cognitive fatigue firsthand. AEGIS was built from lived experience, not market research.
i2P's other ventures — i2P Haptic Designs (Battito™), Ctrl Club Futbol, VOID, GLOWSEOUL — are distinct brands under the i2P umbrella and are architecturally and legally separate from AEGIS's core IP.