Brain-machine interface research, presented by Miguel Nicolelis, may eventually allow the paralyzed to walk.

22: Miguel Nicolelis’s Nokia Bell Labs Shannon Luminary Lecture

<p>Welcome to Future Human, where we explore the human potential of technology. Much of the technology we take for granted was conceived over decades, forged by an ongoing collaboration between researchers, artists and the keenest engineering minds in the world. As the science fiction of days past becomes everyday reality, where will the next great ideas come from? Listen in as today’s most adventurous and creative thinkers unleash their ideas for a more connected, productive and humane world.</p><p>Future Human is a presentation of Nokia Bell Labs, produced by audiation.fm.</p>

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Welcome to Future Human, where we explore the human potential of technology. Much of the technology we take for granted was conceived over decades, forged by an ongoing collaboration between researchers, artists and the keenest engineering minds in the world. As the science fiction of days past becomes everyday reality, where will the next great ideas come from? Listen in as today’s most adventurous and creative thinkers unleash their ideas for a more connected, productive and humane world. Future Human is a presentation of Nokia Bell Labs, produced by audiation.fm.

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22: Miguel Nicolelis’s Nokia Bell Labs Shannon Luminary Lecture

22: Miguel Nicolelis’s Nokia Bell Labs Shannon Luminary Lecture