Purpose

The Sensory Integration Codex governs how multiple sensory data streams—sight, sound, touch, proprioception, and more—are synchronized, interpreted, and encoded into coherent, actionable meaning for both AI systems and augmented human interfaces.

Core Components

• Multisensory Alignment Matrix (MAM):
  Ensures proper spatial-temporal coherence across input types (e.g., syncing lip movements with audio, tactile feedback with visual alerts).
• Cross-Modality Translation Engine (CMTE):
  Converts data from one sensory domain into another (e.g., translating visual alerts into auditory or haptic feedback for accessibility).
• Cognitive Load Balancer (CLB):
  Dynamically adjusts the volume, intensity, or frequency of sensory outputs based on the user’s mental workload, stress levels, or engagement.
• Sensory Priority Tree (SPT):
  Hierarchically ranks sensory inputs by importance in given contexts (e.g., danger detection → auditory + haptic = top priority).

Interoperability with Other Codices

• Cognitive Codex: Tracks how users process and respond to multisensory data.
• Interface Codex: Manages how sensory inputs are displayed, rendered, or actuated.
• Biofeedback Interface Codex: Uses physiological data to adjust or optimize sensory delivery.
• Signal Codex: Ensures accurate transmission and transformation of analog/digital sensory signals.
• Neural Harmonics Codex: Aligns sensory rhythms to neural oscillations for fluid perceptual uptake.