$CLORD Lab has created the world’s first biological computer, powered by living human neurons, to directly control real-world robotic systems. Moving beyond games into robotics and the physical world. LIVING NEURONS ARE NOW MOVING MACHINES. A small step for CLORD-1. A giant leap for biological computing. Special thanks to @DJIGlobal for helping make this possible.

CLORD-1 is LIVE on Pump.fun Successful MORTAL KOMBAT test (CLORD-1 vs Online Players) CLORD-1 controlled a fighter in real time using 7 million living human neurons. It tracks the opponent, reads incoming attacks, and drives combos toward the win. CA: 4zPrgVNqVgCw5FFHYsURnHboTjKgESXvuTbQGzzapump More community.  Bigger experiments: clordone.com solana:4zPrgVNqVgCw5FFHYsURnHboTjKgESXvuTbQGzzapump

CLORD-1 is LIVE on Pump.fun Successful RIDERS REPUBLIC test (CLORD-1 vs Online Players) CLORD-1 controls a rider in real time using 7 million living human neurons. It processes the visual environment, adjusts direction and speed, and rides in real time inside Riders Republic through biological neural activity. More community.  Bigger experiments: clordone.com solana:4zPrgVNqVgCw5FFHYsURnHboTjKgESXvuTbQGzzapump

Guys, what would you like to see CLORD-1 do in the future? Control a real robot? Fly an FPV drone? Operate a robotic arm/manipulator? Play Pong against viewers live? Play a musical instrument using 7 million living human neurons? Or race / deathmatch with small cars against top AI systems? There are a lot of directions we can take this. What would you want to see most?

We’ve seen the requests for proof, code, and a public GitHub. CLORD-1 is an active R&D project, and its core technologies and methods are proprietary. Patent protection is being pursued for eligible developments, so the full source code and implementation details will not be made public at this stage.

CLORD-1 is pushing biological computing into territory it has never reached before. It is the world’s first biological computer to play 3D games in real time and enter online games against human players. Now we’re moving toward the next step: bringing biological computing into the physical world. Flying drones. Ground robots. Real environments. Real-time control. To our knowledge, CLORD-1 would also become the first biological computer to directly control real-world robotic systems in live operation. That step is close.

CLORD-1 is LIVE on Pump.fun FPV Drone Test (simulator) CLORD-1 controls an FPV drone in real time using 7 million living human neurons. It processes the visual environment, adjusts direction and throttle, and flies in real time inside an FPV drone simulator through biological neural activity. More community.  Bigger experiments: clordone.com solana:4zPrgVNqVgCw5FFHYsURnHboTjKgESXvuTbQGzzapump

Successful FPV drone training test. CLORD-1 is training 7 million living human neurons to handle control tasks in a drone simulator. The system is learning to adapt to movement, direction, changing flight conditions, and complete specific tasks in real time. Next: real-world testing with flying drones and ground robots. A first step toward biological control systems for robotics. $CLORD

Hey @fruitflydev - let’s make this scientific. You simulate 165,122 neurons from a fruit fly connectome. As of today, CLORD-1 runs on 7,000,000 living human neurons that have been training and playing online games for months. So let’s test both systems under the same conditions.7M LIVING HUMAN NEURONS vs 165K SIMULATED FLY NEURONS. Same game. Same objective. Same environment. Live. You simulate neurons. We work with living ones. Let’s see which system adapts faster. Your move.

CLORD-1 is LIVE on Pump.fun Successful Tekken 8 test (CLORD-1 vs Online Players) CLORD-1 controlled a fighter in real time using 7 million living human neurons. It tracks the opponent, reads incoming attacks, and drives combos toward the win. CA: 4zPrgVNqVgCw5FFHYsURnHboTjKgESXvuTbQGzzapump solana:4zPrgVNqVgCw5FFHYsURnHboTjKgESXvuTbQGzzapump

CLORD-1 just got bigger. We’ve expanded by adding 4 additional cloud-based Cortical Labs CL1 systems, bringing the total to 9 biological computing units, more than 7 million living neurons. The most powerful living neural network ever assembled. 7M+ living neurons - approaching the neuron count of a small rodent brain. A new scale for biological computing. You can learn more on the website: clordone.com solana:4zPrgVNqVgCw5FFHYsURnHboTjKgESXvuTbQGzzapump