Scientists from Manosh University have made a new discovery that could be a hope for visually impaired people. Researchers who have been working on this project for about 10 years have developed a system that will enable visually impaired people to see again.
Many people around the world have been seeking solutions for visually impaired people for a long time. Although in the bionic field many solutions have been developed, none of them were of a size that could solve the problem of the visually impaired on a large scale. However, according to one claim, this situation has changed.
A team from Monash University claimed that they have developed a system to enable the visually impaired to see again. This is the world’s first bionic eye and has been in development for nearly 10 years, according to the team. The team that conducted the study this bionic eye “callsGennaris bionic vision system“.
The world’s first bionic eye to be a solution for the visually impaired
Works by bypassing damaged optic nerves Bionic eye, which enables signals to be transmitted from the retina to the brain’s visual center. The user needs to wear a specially designed headgear that contains a camera and wireless transmitter.
Professor Arthur from Monash University Lowery, “Our design, visual forms a pattern of a combination of phosphine up to 172. This is the trend of indoor and outdoor people, providing information to recognize the existence of the surrounding people and objects,” he said. Researchers are incurable neurological problems trying to improve their systems to help people with.
Professor Lowery stated that if successful, the Monash Vision Group will research new products that will focus on people with incurable vision problems. Thanks to this system, hope can arise for visually impaired people. In addition, the researchers their tests on sheep saw very few side effects and are now preparing to take it to the next level for the first human clinical tests.
