This simplistic diagram illustrates, symbolically, how her listening (that I described in the previous post, textually) is processed, and how, using the same pattern, her other senses are also processed. Her neurotronic brain reads raw sense signals, then it filters these signals, then it segments them into "feeling segments.” The filtering and segmentation are executed by the rules specified by the filtering/segmenting parameters that comes from the Turing brain. Then, it transmits these feeling segments as a formatted data stream towards the Turing brain for analysis and decision-making; the latter will then eventually send action commands to her muscles. Here are a few examples of "feeling segments" : A sound segment could be a bell ring; a touch segment could be one squeeze on her knee; a sight segment could be a line segment that separated 2 different visible surfaces on a picture. I think that such small brain in her head (half billion neurodes) will be able to process, at real time, the sense of proprieception, of touch and of hearing, but only partially her sense of sight. Without the boxbrain (a specialised, but more performing neurotronic brain), she will only get blind sight (more about it later).