FlyTris.
A tiny player at the controls.
READY TO PLAYDrag to look around
3D rendering is unavailable. The recorded Tetris replay still works on the board alongside.
01 /THE WIRED PLAYERSix legs. Six connections. One game.
THE MEASUREMENTS
Original placement experiments.
| Run | Before | After | Gain [95% CI] | Training |
|---|
Mean lines cleared on identical, unseen piece sequences. These historical trials used placement rules; their results are separate from the current falling-rules checkpoint.
__RAW__Trained raw-feature control
__RANDOM__Random placements
UNDER THE SHELL
What actually learns?
Board features enter a fixed fly-derived spiking circuit. Eight learned output weights choose a placement from its activity.
The fly animation illustrates recorded decisions. It is not a biomechanical simulation. Removing recurrent connections did not consistently hurt performance in these trials, so fly wiring has not been shown to be essential.