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by mellavora
1318 days ago
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Well, you could look at i.e. Daniel Kish (as mentioned above). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Kish "Kish's work has inspired a number of scientific studies related to human echolocation. In a 2009 study at the University of Alcalá in Madrid, Spain, ten sighted subjects were taught basic navigation skills within a few days. The study aimed to analyze various sounds which can be used to echolocate and evaluate which were most effective.[5][6] In another study, MRI brain scans were taken of Kish and another echolocation expert to identify the parts of the brain involved in echolocation, with readings suggesting "that brain structures that process visual information in sighted people process echo information in blind echolocation experts." https://visioneers.org/daniel-kish/ |
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