… to Robot Vision and Back Again This paper reviews the design and construction of small
insect-like robots that navigate and control their motion using biologically inspired visual …

… amplification, has the potential to degrade the reliability of vision [14–16]. However, recent
work in the fruit fly Drosophila indicates that during stimulation with naturalistic light stimuli …

… crucial for unraveling these aspects of fly motion vision. Furthermore, much processing in …
in the mushroom body of the fly to interrogate odor representations at the population level. …

… Vision guides flight behaviour in numerous insects. Despite their small brain, insects easily
… Examples are the virtuosic chasing manoeuvres male flies perform as part of their mating …

… small brains, emphasising that we need to understand the neural circuits, not just the size of
brain … ) contain segregated regions for olfaction, vision and mechanoreception. The α and β …

… The use of animal models with smaller brains has changed our view of how the brain is
assembled and how complex behaviors emerge. Regardless of how big or small the brain is in …

… and action in insect vision [31]. Spontaneous turning movements in tethered flies could be
… large and small brains. However, in certain highly active miniature-brained animals such as …

… The first large studies of the fruit fly connectome were initiated with larvae examples. They
possess smaller brains, making them more manageable for imaging at a nanometer scale, …

… be expressed in the same cell in an otherwise unlabeled brain ( Figure 4 ). Using a Gal4-…
A, Flecks S, 1993; Neural circuit tuning fly visual neurons to motion of small objects. II. Input …

… A recent study in the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster, now … attentional rivalry in both humans
and flies, and in humans this … Fly rivalry may therefore prove a powerful model to examine …