Ten Thousand Experiments: Conduct ten thousand Dream Control Helmet experiments on human brains, attempting to construct the following dream elements within the human brain and collect data.
1. Visual elements, including day and night, clear skies, rain, fog, and snow; the three primary colors and three secondary colors; recognizable human faces; buildings with clear layouts; running animals; and large areas of distinctly different plants.
2. Auditory elements, including the sounds of wind and rain, birdsong and insect chirps, electronic device notification sounds, and human speech.
3. Tactile elements, including the feel of human skin, hair, water and oil, plants, strong wind, metal, sand, and stone.
4. Gustatory elements, including sour, sweet, bitter, spicy, and salty.
5. Olfactory elements, including foul odors, fragrances, smoke, gasoline, and so on.
6. Emotional elements: joy, anger, sorrow, happiness, fear, and desire.
This step accounted for 20% of the progress bar. Once completed, Total Progress would reach 70%.
The densely packed list made Song He's scalp tingle. There were far too many things that had to be presented in the dreams!
Although there were so many requirements, he actually knew very well that these were merely some crude basic elements.
Take smell, for example. The Black Technology Blueprint only required a mere four broad categories of odors, while the human nose had four hundred odor receptors, and the kinds of smells detectable in reality numbered in the trillions.
Even after meeting the blueprint's requirements, the dreams they created would probably still be very blurry in terms of realism. If the real world were a AAA game, completing this set might only produce a pixel-art game—but it would still be enough to shock the world.
Next, they needed to recruit enough volunteers and complete the ten thousand experiments as quickly as possible to accumulate data.