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Illustration © 2021 Cynthia Turner Imagine if our sense of touch was no longer limited by physical location. An engineer on Earth could have the sensation of holding and manipulating a tool in space; a medical student could experience the pressure of a surgeon’s grip on a scalpel cutting through skin; or a physician could remotely control a robotic arm and actually feel for swollen glands in a patient’s neck. These are some of the uses of the NeuroReality avatar system that the Human Fusions Institute team has contemplated. One day last August, Case Western Reserve graduate student Luis Mesias put on a virtual reality (VR) headset and a glove equipped with electrodes and reached into the future.

United statesCynthia turnerKenth smithMichael fuPan liLuis mesiasDustin tylerCleveland los angeles neurorealityLos angelesEmily graczykAllisonl schroederUniversity of californiaCarnegie mellon universityHuman fusions instituteA team of collaboratorsCleveland state university