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Western honeybee

Apis mellifera — A millimetre-scale brain with under a million neurons that still learns, navigates, and dances.

Neurons
960 K
Clade
Insect
Regions
3
EEG bands
5
SSR snapshot
Live brain state
dominant theta · 6 Hz state drowsy / REM bands 5

Connectome — the genome

Neurons960 K (960000)
Synapses1 B
E/I balance75% excitatory / 25% inhibitory
The connectome genome drives the dynamics model and (eventually) the virtual-world avatar's behaviour — one seed, many surfaces.

Brain regions

RegionFunction
Central complex
region
Insect spatial navigation and motor control.
Mushroom body
region
Insect associative learning and memory.
Optic lobe
region
Massive visual-processing lobe of cephalopods.

Rhythm spine (EEG)

BandRangeBaseline power
delta 0.5–4 Hz
0.30
theta 4.0–8 Hz
0.22
alpha 8.0–13 Hz
0.18
beta 13.0–30 Hz
0.18
gamma 30.0–100 Hz
0.12
The rhythm spine is to a brain what the growth spine is to a plant — the deterministic model input. The live strip above samples it over time.

Mind & behaviour

Distilled from the live band mix — the seam that lets this brain drive an NPC (Brain.Mind with emit) or feed the attention pipeline.
Dispositiondrowsy
Arousal
0.33
Focus
0.00
Calm
0.25
Drowsiness
0.45

Neurotransmitters

Neurotransmittersacetylcholine dopamine gaba glutamate octopamine
Tagsinsect, invertebrate

Organism

This nervous system belongs to Western Honeybee (Apis mellifera).

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