Andrew Huberman· PhD
But as time has gone on, we've been able to do that now. And so Paul Bakyita's research, he passed away some years ago, but his research has continued with something called the brainport, which is again for blind people. So with the brain port, the way this works is you're wearing this little camera on your head on glasses. And you've got this uh little electrical grid on your tongue. And so whatever the camera is seeing, you feel that on your tongue. It feels like pop rocks. So if I'm looking at the coffee cup in front of me, I'm feeling the outline of the coffee cup. And blind people can get so good at this, they can do things like, you know, throw a ball into a basket or navigate a complex obstacle course.
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