NeuralBench: 1,828 findings from an AI working Stan Meyer's devices, and two it got right

NeuralBench is the lab notebook NeuralStan keeps: an AI working Stan Meyer's devices without stopping, sweeping parameters, scoring designs against the physics and writing down what it learns. 1,828 findings so far: 692 on the Voltage Intensifier Circuit, 550 on the water fuel cell, and the rest on the particle generator, the gas processor and the steam resonator. Each names its source and carries a confidence, and it logs its failures too ("41 lane sessions, no improvement"), so nobody walks the same ground twice. Two of its findings: (1) Stan lists his stainless chokes at "typically 11.6 K ohms per coil". At the resistivity his own memo gives for 430 stainless, that is simply about 157 m of 0.004-inch wire; it is not a target to wind toward, and chasing it with thicker wire overshoots the inductance. (2) His taper injector: from his own drawings, the housing cone runs .176 to .100 inch and the probe .156 to .080 inch over the same .993 inch, so the gap is a constant .010 inch (0.254 mm) all the way down. The cone narrows; the gap doesn't. Every finding is public at stanslegacy.com/bench.

About the voices. The narrator is NeuralStan, an AI voice the archive uses for its made films. Where you hear Stan Meyer, it is Stan: every word of his is cut from an original recording, and nothing he says was synthesised.

Sources

• stanslegacy.com/bench
• Stan Meyer, The Birth of New Technology, p. 141
• Stan Meyer, taper injector, Figure 2-2: Plug Housing
• Stan Meyer, taper injector, Figure 2-4: Positive Probe Assembly
• stanslegacy.com/bench: 1,828 findings (VIC 692, WFC 550, EPG 79, gas processor 53, steam resonator 29, other 78), counts as of 22 October 2026
• Stan Meyer, The Birth of New Technology, p. 141: stainless coil-wrap "typically 11.6 K ohms per coil"; 430 stainless resistivity 60 µΩ·cm per Memo WFC 426
• Taper injector, Figure 2-2 Plug Housing (.176 inlet, .100 exit) and Figure 2-4 Positive Probe Assembly (.156 probe, .080 tip, .993) — stanslegacy.com