Skill · Unitree G1

Raise right arm

Raise the right arm only while the “right arm” pathway of the neurons is ON.

Runs on the Unitree G1 · Humanoid

01 Pathway

How the neurons drive it.

A pathway is one cue: the electrode we pulse, the electrodes we read, and the rule that decides when it is ON. This skill has one.

“right arm”

Pulse electrode
13at 10 Hz
Read electrodes
5 6 12 14 20 21 22
ON at
0.6spikes per electrode per 100 ms

We pulse electrode 13 at 10 Hz. When electrodes 5, 6, 12, 14, 20, 21 and 22 average at least 0.6 spikes per 100 ms, and twice the rate of the rest of the array, “right arm” is ON.

These are the skill file’s starting electrodes, numbered column by column across the 8 × 8 array. Calibration moves each pathway onto electrodes your culture actually answers on and raises its ON threshold above resting noise.

02 Movement

What the Unitree G1 does.

Target pose “right arm”

right shoulder pitch
−2.4 rad
right elbow
0.3 rad

03 The test

Moves only while cued.

Pulse ‘right arm’ from 1 s to 4 s: the arm should rise only while pulsed.

The test · 6 s · moves only while cued
right arm
right arm: pulsed 1–4 s

It passes when

  1. 01Arm rises while pulsed
  2. 02Arm rests before pulses
  3. 03Arm returns after pulses

04 Proof

Proof it is the neurons.

Validation replays this test three times on the same spontaneous activity. The skill counts only if it passes with stimulation and fails under both controls; if it also passes without the neurons, it is marked invalid.

With stimulationShould pass
No stimulationShould fail
Spikes blockedShould fail

How validation works

05 More skills

Unitree G1

Train “Raise right arm” on the Unitree G1.

Choose a biocomputer, launch, and watch it calibrate, train and validate.