well as we are not a finished product immediate area s for evolution would seem to be those dealing with our bodies current weak areas ,a better spine for the upright stance is a good example .
given the way we have changed our life style with technology prehaps better systems for living to age 80 plus , ie longer lasting teeth , hip and knee joints , and the general retarding of the effects of aging .
As we have minimised many of the natural pressures from our enviroment any adaptive changes will really only come when we either move to new enviroments eg space , or low gravity worlds like moon and mars or when the enviroment of earth changes beyond our coping .
Techno-lution is still the realm of sci fi what ifs , and is dependant on sovling world energy , food and population issues , unless you are looking at a small selective population .