The FitzHugh-Nagumo model was originally developed in the 1960s and represents neural action potentials, simulated activity in nerve cells. STD.DEV uses this model within the STD.DEV Technology for the detailed modulation of particles and movements.

Based on biological principles, the model allows a differentiated representation of neuron activity. Through this adaptation, amazing neural network dynamics can be visualized in the projects of STD.DEV.

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Standard Deviation Graph

An immersive spatial interface for exploring the STD.DEV knowledge graph. It interprets your requests and visualizes how technologies, projects, and concepts connect.

Experience Requirements
1. Audio output for spatial sound and spoken responses.
2. Optional microphone access for voice interaction.

Start by asking a question or selecting a topic to explore.

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