01 / compound-eye sample61 columns / idle
Drosophila / optic lobe / machine decoder
The fly is the input device.
Write a note. A reduced 61-column visual model turns its ink pattern into decoder activity, then files it into a local vial. The words are never interpreted.
Live specimen interface
FLY–MACHINE LINK / IDLE
retina occupancy0.00
edge contrast0.00
decoder channel—
sample columns61
Illustrated fly + reduced browser model. No live animal, neural recording, handwriting recognition, or full connectome is claimed.
Signal inspection
From eye pattern to motor channel.
The note becomes a 61-cell luminance field. Four labeled decoder channels compete. Their names reference known fly motor pathways; the filing meanings are Vialgrub’s interface choices.
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Local specimen archive
The vial rack
Click a vial to inspect it. Drag it between bays to overrule the decoder.
0 keep0 incubate0 discard
Saved on this device
Method / honest boundaries
A fly-shaped interface, not a claim of mind reading.
- Visible subject. The physical Drosophila drawing shows eye, antennae, thorax, paired wings, six legs, haltere, and segmented abdomen.
- Visible connection. Two optic-lobe leads run into the BCI decoder. The moving trace responds when the note changes.
- Reduced model. Sixty-one browser cells sample character occupancy and edges. Text meaning is deliberately unavailable.
- Human authority. The model suggests a bay; you can move or delete every vial. Local storage is the only persistence.