Sure.
I have the algebra done that matches to hardware nodes I have made. These are connected with cables that plug in, so you can build and take apart at will.
I have about 20 different nodes now, from CNode which is a comparison, subtractor node to done which emits a number when the derivative of what it is watching is zero.
Nodes combine into agents a la Marvin Minsky, who introduced me to AI in 1959. Gave up AI in 1994 when I found the least brain.
My web site has a bunch of papers that you can have for asking.
I also have kits to play with.
Biggest project is Big Al which is a human sized animachine that can sit, stand, walk, etc. Big Al has pain, touch and hearing. Vision is primative so far. Most of Big Al is first level stuff which is reflex. It knows how to sit, but not how to find a chair.
The design scheme is bottom up. You start with any motor, define its actions. Then add nodes to go and not go until you run out of ideas and you can stop with a constant.
These structures build trees, so adding additional actions just adds to the group.
Next level is to identify objects and their properties which make comcepts. Eventually, the name property is added. I think nouns come first, then verbs, then adjectives. I think there is an arithmetic of language but it is hard to dig out.
A is some B is near to A = some + B. So is, was, has, had are easy. Generally a motor is Gerund = verb - not verb.
Then fill out verb = x, not verb = y and so on until you define everthing.
I am working on a better book for all this.
What is left to discover is top level of the brain and language.
I assume that I know nothing until I can test it on the bench. So there is not much out there to help anymore.
What this algebra does is to allow one to make experimental brains. If your algebra works, the hardware will work. In fact any structure you make will do something, even if you make it random.
That is how brains develop in animals. Each neuron finds another from its location. The parts that don't work are pruned.
This is going on too long for the forum. Ask me for papers.
When you get the algebra, we can swap designs.
Harold