BioLLM

BioLLM brings recorded neuron responses into language models. The process runs in three steps: neurons are stimulated through electrodes in controlled experiments and the resulting spikes are recorded and paired with text; that data trains an adapter for a chosen open model while the base weights stay intact; and users load the adapter in their own environment to use what the biological signals contributed without any live neuron connection.

The companion BioLLM Studio is a desktop development environment for macOS and Windows that puts neuron spikes, EEG headset signals and simulated robots in one workspace, so movement mappings can be built in simulation and then adapted for physical hardware, with read-only data from living neurons available through CL1. Version 1.121.06673 shipped on 5 October 2026.