Sibo Wang-Chen
@wangchen.bsky.social
Doing my PhD in computational neuroscience.
Formerly AI for sustainable agriculture and gravitational astronomy.
https://sibocw.github.io/
Formerly AI for sustainable agriculture and gravitational astronomy.
https://sibocw.github.io/
Excited to release a new version of #FlyGym, our Python library for the fly neuromechanical model #NeuroMechFly!
You can now simulate thousands of flies in parallel on the GPU, leading to a ~300x speed-up on a single RTX 4090. CPU simulation is also ~10x faster.
More info at neuromechfly.org
You can now simulate thousands of flies in parallel on the GPU, leading to a ~300x speed-up on a single RTX 4090. CPU simulation is also ~10x faster.
More info at neuromechfly.org
April 2, 2026 at 11:13 AM
Excited to release a new version of #FlyGym, our Python library for the fly neuromechanical model #NeuroMechFly!
You can now simulate thousands of flies in parallel on the GPU, leading to a ~300x speed-up on a single RTX 4090. CPU simulation is also ~10x faster.
More info at neuromechfly.org
You can now simulate thousands of flies in parallel on the GPU, leading to a ~300x speed-up on a single RTX 4090. CPU simulation is also ~10x faster.
More info at neuromechfly.org
🧠💪🤖 Check out our new review article on how neuromechanical "digital twins" are used to study the neuroscience of embodied control, and how they may contribute to future #NeuroAI!
arxiv.org/abs/2601.08056
arxiv.org/abs/2601.08056
January 14, 2026 at 11:34 AM
🧠💪🤖 Check out our new review article on how neuromechanical "digital twins" are used to study the neuroscience of embodied control, and how they may contribute to future #NeuroAI!
arxiv.org/abs/2601.08056
arxiv.org/abs/2601.08056
Check out our latest work on fly muscle modeling and simulation, led by @gzmozd.bsky.social and Chuanfang Ning!
🪰 How do dozens of tiny fly muscles cooperate to move a leg?
We’re excited to share the first 3D, data-driven musculoskeletal model of Drosophila legs based on Hill-type muscles, running in OpenSim and MuJoCo simulation environments.
Preprint: arxiv.org/abs/2509.06426
We’re excited to share the first 3D, data-driven musculoskeletal model of Drosophila legs based on Hill-type muscles, running in OpenSim and MuJoCo simulation environments.
Preprint: arxiv.org/abs/2509.06426
October 1, 2025 at 8:09 PM
Check out our latest work on fly muscle modeling and simulation, led by @gzmozd.bsky.social and Chuanfang Ning!