# TBC's neurosurgeons put neuron-derived video on fal from half a cent a second

> Source: <https://runtimewire.com/article/tbc-mischief-1-neuron-derived-video-model-fal-openrouter>
> Published: 2026-11-01 00:59:36+00:00

# TBC's neurosurgeons put neuron-derived video on fal from half a cent a second

**Built on Wan 2.2 and released October 30th, TBC's mischief 1 prices a five-second 480p clip at 2.5 cents on fal and OpenRouter.**

        By [RuntimeWire Staff](https://runtimewire.com/author/runtimewire-staff)
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Primary source: [PR Newswire Business Technology](https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-biological-computing-co-launches-worlds-first-publicly-available-neuron-derived-ai-video-model-302924399.html)

## Why it matters

TBC's neuron-derived video model is now on public marketplaces at a published price, letting developers test its 5x speed claim against Wan 2.2 directly.

Alex Ksendzovsky has been chasing the same idea since college, when he saw a visiting professor demonstrate a robot powered by a neuron. On October 30th, [Alex Ksendzovsky (@AlexKsendzovsky)](https://x.com/AlexKsendzovsky?ref=runtimewire), CEO and co-founder of [The Biological Computing Co.](https://www.tbc.co/?ref=runtimewire), put a commercial version of that bet in front of anyone with a credit card: TBC [mischief 1](https://runtimewire.com/models/fal/mischief-1-image-to-video), an image-to-video model the company says was improved using discoveries from living neurons.…

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