Signals made human.
Tyto Sensory Labs exists to make dense technical output easier to feel, read, and trust. The goal is to reduce noise and enable projection of signals across systems. It is better meaning, delivered through cues that feel coherent, grounded, and usable under pressure. I firmly believe we can unlock the next step in industrial evolution once we're able to more intuitively read machine outputs, not just from displays. At Tyto Sensory Labs, the belief is that AI can help unlock this next step by providing a structure that has trust and reliability of accuracy built into it.
The protocol layer
A grammar for attention.
MCP4H™ (Multimodal Communications Protocol For Humanity) is a protocol framework designed to translate complex machine, software, and system signals into clear, human-usable communication across visual, audio, and haptic channels. Rather than leaving people to interpret raw data, fragmented alerts, or isolated outputs, MCP4H helps structure information into coordinated cues that are easier to understand, prioritize, and act on in real time. At its core, MCP4H is about reducing noise and improving clarity between systems and humans. It provides a common way to normalize events, context, urgency, and intent so that different technologies can communicate more naturally through sight, sound, and touch. The goal is not just more data, but better awareness - turning signals into meaningful guidance in environments where timing, focus, and usability matter.
The flagship implementation
From telemetry to usable feel.
MCP4SH™ - String Theory Haptics for Simhub is a plugin built on the protocol's principles. It aims to make haptics for simracing in particular feel more coherent. More like a connected chassis, rather than a pile of buzzing and vibrating. The plugin is built to work as close to out-of-the-box as possible on most common driving titles. It uses deterministic logic to normalize telemetry and dynamically prioritize effects based on their contextual relevance. The normalization is what makes the plugin game-agnostic, but the ST Tensioner system is what ensures that the right effects back off and push through as needed. While this system is in a stable state now, it will keep being refined as development on the plugin continues.
Licensing
MCP4SH includes a usable base release for personal sim-racing use, with an optional paid license for the premium adaptive layer. The current early-adopter Pioneer option is 12.99 for up to 2 machines. A standard Supporter option is planned at the same price for 1 machine, and a higher-capacity Pro tier may follow later if there is demand. Store availability is the source of truth for what is actually live.
The paid value-add is not “more shaking.” It is the premium adaptive layer: smarter balancing, clearer prioritisation, and better cue management through systems like ST Tensioner, ST Balancer, and ST Learner.