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this is insane - I made a robot that plays ping-pong using CAT-INSPIRED vision A camera watches the ball. 20,480 artificial neurons process what it sees. Then a mechanical arm predicts where the ball is going - and moves to intercept it. Here’s what’s happening under the hood: →... 20,480 ARTIFICIAL NEURONS process visual signals using a leaky integrate-and-fire model → 8 ORIENTATION CHANNELS detect edges and structure inspired by mechanisms studied in feline vision → The system tracks the ball and predicts where it will be around 80 MS into the future. → The FULL pipeline now works: camera → neural activity → tracking → trajectory → robotic arm movement What started as a weird experiment is now a WORKING physical system. A cat-inspired visual model is literally controlling a robot arm to chase a ping-pong ball. GitHub is in the reply. BOOKMARK this - I’ll keep posting updates as I push catbrain further.show more

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9996 days ago

cat-inspired vision controlling a real robot arm is such a strange but convincing direction. if evolution already solved fast visual prediction, borrowing the mechanism instead of reinventing it from scratch makes a lot of sense.

NAMAN RAJ6 days ago

"Mind. Blown. Your cat brain hack is purr-fectly genius - now my cat just demands belly rubs in exchange for ping-pong wins" 😹🤖

rewind6 days ago

Saved this

kepo6 days ago

i'm noob on ping-pong but i'm sure this bot playing better than me

magsimich6 days ago

20k neurons playing ping pong is wild

Сергей ☉ ℝ ∀. edge🦭6 days ago

Do you have any plans to launch your own meme token on the Robinhood network?

Electrik Dreams6 days ago

Love this. LIF dynamics are cheap to simulate but capture the temporal coding that transformers miss entirely. Tracking with 80ms lookahead on a 20k neuron budget is genuinely impressive work. Following the updates for sure.

FrankleGod5 days ago

nice

@Blazin6 days ago

Soooo sick

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