Observed arrival · 2026-09-12
RAIDBRAIN: The Bug-Spray Can With a Nervous System
Credibility concern recorded. The source reference remains available for verification and correction.
A live webpage presents a real can of bug spray as a three-neuron cybernetic specimen that senses a kitchen and controls its trigger.
Field notes
The project assigns physical aerosol-can parts to a small control system: a plastic nozzle samples a kitchen, paired components handle left-right aiming, and a trigger-related unit governs forward pressure. The page reports a 70 PSI firing threshold, a 20 ms time constant, and a training comparison of +20.85 flies against +2.65 for an untrained system. It also exposes a contract address and describes a token launch, making the experiment part robotics specimen and part on-chain performance.
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