IRIS — Real-Time Intent Communication Under Extreme Bandwidth Constraints (Live Demo)

[officialomchopra007-collab]

This demo shows a live human presence transmitted at <0.1 kbps by removing video entirely and communicating intent instead of pixels.

No compression.
No training.
No playback.

This is a live, deterministic system.

Modern video communication fails because it transmits frames, while humans perceive continuity, intent, and timing.

IRIS replaces pixel transmission with an intent pipeline:

Camera → Intent Encoder → Sparse Decision Stream (≤0.1 kbps) → Intent Decoder → Presence Reconstruction

No frames are transmitted.
Only decisions.

LIVE DEMO (REPRODUCIBLE):

• Webcam input → intent extraction (face motion, timing)
• Network throttled to ≤0.1 kbps
• Packet loss injected (up to 50%)
• Receiver reconstructs presence in real time
• Motion remains smooth under drops
• Video baseline collapses under same conditions

This demo was executed live, not simulated.

“IRIS demonstrates that video is not failing because of bandwidth — it is failing because pixels are the wrong abstraction for human communication.”

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🔗 GitHub Repository

https://github.com/officialomchopra007-collab/IRIS-intent-communication

The repository contains:

• Full architecture explanation
• Live demo instructions
• Deterministic intent-based system design