Som mennesker, vi kan opfatte mindre end en ti-trilliardendedel  af alle lysbølger. "Vores oplevelse af virkeligheden", siger neuroforskeren David Eagleman, "er begrænset af vores biologi". Han ønsker at ændre dette. Hans forskning i vores hjerneprocesser har fået ham til at skabe nye grænseflader - som en følevest - for at modtage før usynlige informationer om verden omkring os.

Kan vi lave nye sanser for mennesker?

Humans perceive just a tiny fraction of reality, sensing less than a ten-trillionth of available light waves. Most of the universe remains invisible because our brains evolved to interpret only a narrow slice of information. By using technology like sensory vests, people can gain access to new dimensions of experience, such as feeling sound as vibration or even sensing data from the internet. These innovations show that our biological limitations are not fixed, but can be reimagined through creative engineering.

Technology Can Expand Human Senses Beyond Biology

How to hear the world through your back