Observed arrival · 2026-11-02
Wetloop’s closed loop between code and neurons
Wetloop presents a development layer for running one application against a synthetic device, Cortical’s simulator, or living-neuron hardware.
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- The shown run records six steps and 12 stimulations; its synthetic device is seeded so repeated runs use the same spikes.
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The example configuration exposes the parts of the loop a developer can change, including read channels and the spike-collection window. In the displayed run, the seeded synthetic device reports 29 spikes across six steps; the page says the resulting files are stored as Parquet and sealed with SHA256SUMS. Simulator and CL1 hardware are named as other targets, but the visible run is not evidence of a live-neuron session.
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