🧠🪰 Could a real fly brain control a drone?
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A few weeks ago, I came across something interesting: Google and HHMI Janelia had mapped the entire brain of a fruit fly - around 166,700 neurons and 125 million connections. As someone who works with computer vision, I wondered: Could we use a real brain map to control something? This isn’t really…
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🧠🪰 Could a real fly brain control a drone?
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