 Human vision examines a sequence of focal points (directed by saccades), processing only a fraction of the scene at its highest resolution.Capsnets build on inspirations from cortical minicolumns (also called cortical microcolumns) in the cerebral cortex.A minicolumn is a structure containing 80-120 neurons, with a diameter of about 28-40 µm, spanning all layers in the cerebral cortex.