Control weights

Weights that move something: a cursor, a key, a game pad, a servo. The fly brain was built to turn perception into motion in milliseconds.

Control weights read the 1,489 efferent neurons, the same descending neurons that drive a fly's legs and wings, through an output adapter that maps them to your actuator. The loop runs on the device at 100 Hz.

Available weights

CursorMouse controlCursor turns a screen and a target into mouse motion: go to x,y, click, double-click, right-click, drag and drop. Trained on human recordings, so the path has the acceleration, the overshoot and the correction of a real hand.KeysKeyboard control · betaKeys produces key-down and key-up events for text and shortcuts with the inter-key timing of a person typing, including chords and held modifiers.PadGame controller · betaPad maps game frames to a standard controller: two analogue sticks, triggers and buttons. Trained per game by imitation and reinforcement, on the same brain.

Available soon

ServoActuator controlServo closes the loop with physical actuators: joint angles in, torques out, on the Rust runtime at 1 kHz. Trained in simulation on a body model, transferred to hardware.

Pricing

Every weight set is free up to 100k monthly active devices per platform. Unlimited inference per user.