The Hexadock is a community project oriented meaning that individuals and groups can participate. Each hexadock holds a circuit board with a microprocessor, connectors are available in all sides of the hexadock, and each hexadock is a representation of a single neuron. The idea is to interconnect devices and hexadocks to create an equivalent of […]
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