Cloud Brain Project

If we fully map out the structure of the brain's neural fiber network and simulate it with electrical currents, is it possible to reconstruct the brain and generate consciousness? Scientists are currently attempting such research. In the scientific game 'Cloud Brain Project', we invite players to participate in the 'Cloud Brain Project' and jointly map the connectivity of the brain. In the game, real brain image data obtained from Chinese scientists is used. Players will personally participate in cutting-edge neuroscience research, explore the structure of neurons in the game, and effectively assist scientists in drawing brain connectivity maps, ultimately helping humans understand, repair, and reconstruct the brain.

The unit is designed for unsupervised public use: controls are recessed or shielded, moving parts are enclosed, and the interface is operable by a child of about six with no instruction. Where a screen is used, the language can be switched without changing the hardware, and the content can be replaced on site.

We have no way of knowing how the Trisolarans achieved consciousness reconstruction. But in fact, the structural basis of the brain is the winding connections of nerve cells like wires, and the functional basis of the brain is the transmission of neural currents between cells through nerve fibers. So is there a possibility that we can fully map out the most intricate structure of these connected networks, and then apply current to generate consciousness? Scientists are currently attempting such research as well. Recruiting visitors to launch the "Cloud Brain Project" to explore and map brain connectivity. The game fully utilizes real brain image data obtained from Chinese scientists, and players' explorations will actually help scientists draw brain connectivity maps and participate in cutting-edge neuroscience research firsthand.