This document discusses the Blue Brain project, which aims to create a virtual human brain through detailed computer simulation. The Blue Brain project is led by IBM and aims to simulate the human brain down to the molecular level within 30 years. This would allow human intelligence, knowledge, and skills to potentially be uploaded into a computer system. The virtual brain would require extremely powerful supercomputers, memory, and software to simulate the complex network of neurons in the human brain. Both advantages like extended intelligence and disadvantages like dependency on computers are discussed for creating a virtual human brain.

1. BLUE
BRAIN
By
Amogh Subhash Kalyanshetti
T.Y Comp(1306054)
Guided by
Prof B.K Vyas

2. CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. WHAT IS BLUE BRAIN?
3. WHAT IS VIRTUAL BRAIN
5. BLUE BRAIN OBJECTIVES
6. FUNCTIONING OF BRAIN
7.SIMULATION OF BRAIN
8. HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
9. ADVANTAGES
10. DISADVANTAGES
11. CONCLUSION

3. #1 INTRODUCTION

4. Human Brain,
The Most
Valuable Creation
Of God.

5. The man is called intelligent
because of the Brain ,But we
lose the knowledge of a brain
when the body is destroyed
after the death .

6. “BLUE BRAIN”- The name of the world’s first virtual
brain. That means a machine that can function as
human brain

7. Is it really possible to
create a human brain?

8. #2 WHAT IS
BLUE BRAIN?

9. The IBM is now
developing a virtual
brain known as the
BLUE BRAIN.

10. It would be the
world’s first virtual
brain. Within 30
years, we will be
able to scan
ourselves.

11. #3What Is Virtual Brain?

12. A machine
that can
function as
brain

13. VIRTUAL
BRAIN
CAN

14. #4 WHY DO WE
NEED VIRTUAL
BRAIN?

15. To UPLOAD
contents of the
natural brain into
VIRTUAL
BRAIN

16. To keep the
intelligence ,
knowledge
and skill of
any person for
ever .

17. To
remember
things
without any
effort .

18. #5
FUNCTIONING
OF BRAIN

19. Sensory Input
Interpretation
Motor Output

20. #6
BRAIN
SIMULATION

21. NATURAL
BRAIN
SIMULATED
BRAIN

22. INPUT
THROUGH
NEURONS
THROUGH
SILICON
CHIP

23. INTERPRETATION
THROUGH
STATES OF
NEURONS
THROUGH
SET OF BITS
IN
REGISTER

24. OUTPUT
 THROUGH THE
NATURAL NEURONS
 THROUGH
SILICON
CHIP

25. PROCESSING
 THROUGH
ARITHMETIC AND
LOGICAL
CALCULATIONS.
 THROUGH
ARITHMETIC
AND LOGICAL
CALCULATIONS
AND
ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE

26. MEMORY
 THROUGH
PERMANENT
STATES OF
NEURONS
 THROUGH
SECONDARY
MEMORY.

27. #7
UPOADING
THE HUMAN
BRAIN

28. UPLOADING IS POSSIBLE BY USING NANOBOTS

29. Figure 1: WORKING OF NANOBOTS
NANOBOTS
MONITOR THE ACTIVITY
AND STRUCTURE OF CNS
HUMAN
BRAIN
INTERFACE
COMPUTER
MACHINE
SCAN THE
STRUCTURE OF THE
HUMAN BRAIN
PROVIDING
COMPLETE
READOUT OF
CONNECTION
BETWEEN
EACH NEURON

30. #8
HARDWARE AND
SOFTWARE
REQUIREMENTS

31. Main Requirement:
A
SUPERCOMPUTER

32.  Memory with a very large storing
capacity.
 Processor with a very high processing
power.
 A very wide network.
 A program to convert the electric
impulses from the
brain to input signal, which is to be
received by the computer and vice
versa.
 very powerful Nanobots to act as the
interface between the natural brain and
the computer.

33. #9
ADVANTAGES

34. Remembering
things without
any effort.

35. Making
decision
without the
presence of a
person.

36. Using
intelligence of
a person after
the death

37. Understanding the
activities of
animals

38. Allowing the deaf
to hear via direct
nerve
stimulation.

39. #10
DISADVANTAGES

40. We become
dependent
upon the
computer

41. Hackers may
use technical
knowledge
against us.

42. Another
fear is found
with respect
to human
cloning.

43. A very costly
procedure
of regaining
the memory
back.

44. #11
CONCLUSION

45. We will be able to transfer ourselves into
computers at some point.
It will bring both benefits and harm to human
society .
Eventually aim of applying terrific computer
power to the simulation of an entire brain.
Very soon this technology will be highly accepted
whole over the world.