Futurist Morris Misel reflects on McGill University’s breakthrough 3D bioprinter that can repair vocal cords in real time, a powerful symbol of possibility and the human–machine collaboration shaping the future of healing. A foresight-rich story of hope, HUMAND™, and Immediate Futures™ for leaders, strategists, and innovators.
Fifteen years ago, Morris Misel told a mattress board that beds would evolve from passive comfort to active wellness systems. They laughed. Now smart beds track, heat, and even fail when the cloud goes down. Here’s what that shift reveals about the future of wellness and how to prepare for it.
Walk into Ballarat today and you’ll find a building site unlike any other. Instead of the steady rhythm of hammers and saws, there’s the hum of a machine extruding concrete in neat, layered ribbons. Swinburne University engineers have joined with a local builder to deliver the city’s first 3D-printed home. It is tempting to see […]
AI isn’t taking our jobs — it’s taking away the idea of a single job for life. Global business futurist Morris Misel explores how identity, portfolio work, and human responsibility will reshape the future of work, and what leaders must do to prepare.
Before any strategy sticks, belief must land. Inhabitable Futures™ is the human ignition point your team needs before foresight, planning, or transformation can work.
Morris Misel takes you inside a private strategy session decoding the World Economic Forum’s 2025 tech list. Ten signals. Real dialogue. Ripple effects. And a radar that reframes the future.
