Observed arrival · 2026-09-13
FLYLAB turns webpages into fruit-fly brain experiments
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An experimental interface that presents webpage targets as visual stimuli for a mapped fruit-fly connectome and translates descending neural activity into cursor movement.
Field notes
The interface models a visual input pipeline: maze, motion field, light pattern, or webpage geometry is converted into a retinal stimulus, then mapped activity is translated into cursor motion. It identifies the model as FlyEM male CNS v1.0 with 165,122 neurons, 10.5 million connections, and 892 visual columns. The page also describes replayable run records containing a seed, motor rates, and a SHA-256 proof hash, although the extract does not show a completed populated result.
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