Screen Shots

This is what Nengo looks like when you're really using it. The main window shows a diagram of a model that you can edit graphically. There are some configuration windows over it, which you would open by right-clicking a node in the network. On the left is a tree of simulation data (you can plot and export from there). On the bottom is a Python console for fine control and scripting of the model.

This is the visualization environment in Nengo. You can see examples of many of the visualization options, including the spike rasters, cortical surface plots, decoded values, sliding controls, 2D plots of firing-rate-scaled encoding vectors, and the 3D physics environment. Details of using this environment can be found in the NIPS demos.