Brain emulation so humans can flourish in a world with superintelligence
The first digital animal
A digital fruit fly brain controlling a virtual body
139,255 biological neurons. 50 million connections. Preserved, scanned, reconstructed, and emulated. In a landmark 2024 Nature paper, the model matched the biological fly’s neural responses with 91% accuracy; using nothing but connectivity and neurotransmitter identity.
Now in its digital state, it responds to light, navigates, grooms, walks, and feeds. No hand-coded behaviors. Just brain structure producing brain function.
The team
The only team capable and willing
Solving brain emulation as an engineering sprint, not a decades-long research program.
Advisors
World-leading experts
Neurobiology, artificial intelligence, cognitive science, and philosophy of mind.




















