Dorsal stream

The dorsal stream is a pathway in the brain that helps us understand where objects are located and how to interact with them. Often referred to as the "where" pathway, it processes visual information related to motion and spatial awareness. This stream runs from the back of the brain to the top and is crucial for tasks like reaching for something, navigating through spaces, or tracking moving objects. Essentially, it enables us to perceive the positioning and movement of items in our environment, aiding in coordinated actions and interactions.