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Overview
1.Introduction
2.Eye defects
3.Bionic Eye Approaches
4.MARC
5.ASR
6.Advantages & Disadvantages
7.Future Scopes
Introduction
A Bionic Eye is a device, which acts as an artificial eye. It is a broad term for the entire electronics system consisting of the image sensors, processors, radio transmitters &receivers, and the retinal chip
Bionic Eye:Two Approaches
MARC-Multiple Unit Artificial Retina Chipset
ASR-Artificial Silicon Retina
Artificial Silicon Retina: The Second Approach
The ASR is a silicon chip2 mm in diameter and 1/1000 inch in thickness.
It contains approximately3,500
microscopic solar cells called microphotodiodes,
each having its own stimulating electrode.
These microphotodiodes are designed to
convert the light energy from images into
thousands of tiny electrical impulses
Adv: Receives power from light entering the eye
Eliminates use of power supplies
The Resolution Challenge
The Images
The top image shows the raw output of the retina chip.
The middle one a picture processed from it.
The third shows how a moving face would appear.
Advantages
Assist people suffering from RP&AMD Quite durable –last for atleast 10yrs inside eye. Easy surgical methods involved Small component size Reduction of stress upon the retina
Disadvantages
Donot restore perfect vision but gives sense of surroundings
Only effective for people who once had sight Optic nerves should be functional atleast
partiallly Highly Expensive
Future scopes
Face recognition –use of 1000 electrodes Bionic eye to work beyond capability of human
eye. Detect X-ray,infrared,night vsion. Reduced cost
Conclusion
Artificial Eye is such a revolution in medical science field which help the blind people to be able to find their way, recognize faces, read books, above all lead an independent life