Kosha
कोश/ kośa
Install a capability the way you install an app.
Kosha is the library — drop-in skill models that transfer across robot chassis. A growing catalogue of motor primitives a builder can compose, so the body learns a new capability by installing it.
In development
Drop-in skills
Self-contained capability models — walk, grasp, speak — added to a robot in one step.
Portable
Skills transfer across chassis; the primitive isn't welded to one body.
Composable
Chetana stitches skills from the library into longer behaviours.
A marketplace
A team can own a single capability end-to-end — independently, commercially valuable.
Every robotics team rebuilds the same primitives. Kosha makes them an asset: a library of compiled skills that install onto a body and just run.
Each skill is portable across chassis and composable by the cortex, so a builder assembles a capable robot from parts rather than training one from scratch.
It is also an economy: a small team can own a single capability — a grasp, a gait, a gaze — and have it valued on its own merit across every robot that installs it.
Next system
Chetana चेतना — The cortex.
One model that perceives, reasons, and acts in a body.