NeuroViz 3D — Enhanced 3D Neuron Activity Simulator

Frame: 0  |  Max V: 0mV  |  Active: 0  |  FPS: 60

🎮 Controls

How to interact:
Drag to rotate • Scroll to zoom • Arrow keys • +/- keys

Neural Activity Visualization

Explore real-time 3D visualization of neural membrane voltage dynamics. Action potentials propagate through dendritic branches and axonal projections, creating complex patterns of electrical activity. Now, you can select from multiple neuron types—including Pyramidal, Interneuron, and Purkinje cells—using the new Neuron Type selector in the controls panel. The simulation provides full control over playback speed, timeline scrubbing, and visual effects, including options to toggle glow effects and axon differentiation for different viewing experiences. Rendering is optimized for real-time performance, with smooth animations and responsive interactions. The neuron morphologies are biologically inspired, and voltage propagation follows biophysical principles with distance-based delays. Interact with the simulation using mouse, touch, or keyboard controls to rotate and zoom the 3D neuron model.

How to Interact

Interact with the simulation in several ways:

These controls provide a flexible and intuitive way to explore the 3D structure and activity of the neuron.

Technical Features

This enhanced version of the simulator features a modern, responsive user interface with glassmorphism effects and smooth animations. Real-time statistics are displayed, including frame rate, voltage levels, and the number of active segments. Advanced controls allow you to adjust animation speed, toggle visual effects, reset the simulation, and now select neuron type. Rendering improvements provide better color schemes, axon differentiation, and optimized performance. The layout is mobile-optimized and works seamlessly on all devices.

Future Directions

NeuroViz 3D is an evolving educational and research tool. Upcoming features will include:

Your feedback and collaboration are welcome—help shape the future of 3D neuroscience visualization!

Ongoing improvements will further optimize rendering for all devices and improve accessibility. All code for this simulator is available directly on this website. If you have suggestions or would like to contribute, please reach out using the contact information provided on this site.