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I made a fly drive a car. Fly-By-Wire maps a fruit fly connectome onto a simulated vehicle using 1,555 operations per frame. Research by Siddaarth Ramasubramanian.

I Made a Fly Drive a Car — Fly-By-Wire S R ABOUT RELEASES MEDIA CONTACT September 2026 Research Release Fly-By-Wire I Made a Fly Drive a Car No, Literally. See It Drive Meet Fly-By-Wire Inside the Fly Behind the Wheel See It Drive What's Next? Take It For a Spin Meet Fly-By-Wire Despite having a brain barely one millimeter across, fruit flies perform astonishing feats of real-time navigation. They avoid predators in milliseconds, stabilize themselves in flight, and continuously transform visual information into precise movement. Figure 1: Fly connectome from FlyWire Source: Dorkenwald et al.,

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