Sōma renders memory and neural anatomy as quiet e-paper survey plates — graphite contour maps, calibration ticks, and a single cyan registration on the node under probe.
Each specimen is registered to one node, proofed, and filed. Importance is marked by the cyan probe — never by a coloured edge.
The lead plate — dendrite arbor mapped in graphite hairlines, one terminal under live probe.
A single fibre carried across the plate; myelin segments ticked at a 4-px rhythm to the terminal arbor.
Rubbed back to bone. The void keeps its dashed boundary as a record of what was once measured.
The atlas plate carries the dominant field; the rail holds the dense readout. Quiet bone, graphite ink, one cyan probe.
Dendrite tree, soma contours, and the long axon — every fork annotated with leader lines and coordinate tags, the one live node held in a cyan registration bracket.
Open the surveySpecimen, node, proof hash, refresh, state — read like a manual index, separated by surface, never by a rule.
| Specimen | Node | Proof hash | Refresh | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Soma-7731 | x412·y350 | a3f1·0e | 180ms | Locked |
| Soma-7730 | x308·y214 | 9c02·77 | 180ms | Active |
| Soma-7729 | x190·y306 | be41·a2 | 200ms | Drift |
| Soma-7728 | x—·y— | — | — | Void |
A memory is not drawn. It is surveyed — node by node, proofed, and registered to the plate before the page refreshes.
Register a specimen and Sōma will lay it out as a survey plate — contoured, ticked, and proofed, with the live node held under a cyan probe.