The Brain Processing Unit, a collaborative project between SoftBank, Daito Manabe, and the University of Tokyo, employs artificial brain tissues known as cerebral organoids. These organoids, cultivated from iPS cells, serve as mini-brains containing millions of neurons. The project explores how these tissues can be stimulated and analyzed to advance computing technologies. A recent exhibition showcased this research's current state, demonstrating innovative communication methodologies for stimulating and capturing neural network activities, particularly in the context of music recognition and its biological implications.
The project investigates the fundamental mechanisms of music recognition using cerebral organoids, highlighting music's intrinsic relationship with biological systems.
Cerebral organoids, developed from iPS cells, can cultivate nearly 100 million neurons, mimicking human brain functions.
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