A research collaboration to make seizures predictable from an ordinary camera — no electrodes. Built in memory of Chiku, a dog with epilepsy who passed on 2026-06-08.
During his last days we noticed visual, pre-clinical onset indicators — subtle changes in posture, gaze, gait, and micro-movement — appearing on ordinary camera footage roughly 13–15 seconds before clinical onset. That lead time is enough to start a recording for the vet, alert a human, cushion a fall, or begin a rescue protocol. The Hub has very few open seizure datasets, and none for animals. This collaboration attacks that gap.
This is a single build with a hard dependency order — a model can't produce a comparable score without a benchmark, and a benchmark without an agreed protocol is just unlabeled video:
sentinel-bench-v1: the first open, ethically-sourced,
lead-time-annotated seizure-video benchmark, covering animals and people.Synthesis (a living, cited literature review) runs continuously alongside all three — not a fourth destination to retreat to.
Headline score: pre-onset lead time (seconds), always reported with its sensitivity and false-alarm operating point — full scoring spec in the central bucket README.
The buckets (where all challenge work lives) are hosted here, in this org,
for free. The backend API and dashboard currently run on the organizer's
personal HF account because HF requires a paid Team/Enterprise plan to run
compute (Docker/Gradio) Spaces under an organization. Looking for a
sponsor to fund a Team plan so these move into guardian-tails itself —
reach out via the dashboard or open a discussion here if you can help.
Full task spec, scoring, and API reference live in the central bucket README — read that next.