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ARTIFICIAL EYE
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  • CAN YOU THINK BLIND PEOPLE CAN ALSO SEE THIS
    WORLD?
  • YES..!

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INTRODUCTION
  • There are 10 billion people in the US who are
    blind or facing blindness due to diseases of the
    retina and theres little that can be done for
    them.
  • For the vast majority, their best hope is through
    prosthetic devices.
  • The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has
    granted market approval to an artificial retina
    technology, the first bionic eye to be approved
    for patients in the U.S.

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Conti
  • Scientists claim to have developed a new
    revolutionary bionic eye that enables blind
    people to read letters and simple words.
  • In the mid-20th century, researchers began to
    explore the idea of creating an artificial eye
    which could actually see.

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ARTIFICIAL EYE?
  • An artificial eye is a prosthesis which is used
    to replace a missing or damaged eye.
  • In order to accomplish the goal of creating a
    visual prosthesis, scientists had to develop a
    camera which could interact with the brain by
    stimulating the optic nerve.

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HOW BRAIN WORKS AFTER SEEING AN IMAGE?
  • After seeing an image the brain takes information
    from the outside world and encodes it in patterns
    of electrical activity.
  • After the creating pattern the brain get an
    visualization of an image. That can we actually
    seeing the image from our eyes.

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Conti.
  • In damaged or dysfunctional retina, the
    photoreceptors stop working, causing blindness
  • The absence of effective therapeutic remedies for
    retinitis pigmentosa (RP) and age-related macular
    degeneration (AMD)

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ARGUS-II DEVICE
  • The Argus II Retinal Prosthesis System
    (Argus II) is the worlds first approved device
    intended to restore some functional vision for
    people suffering from blindness.
  • transmits images from a small, eye-glass-mounted
    camera wirelessly to a microelectrode array
    implanted on a patients damaged retina.

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PARTS OF ARGUS II DEVICE
  • The System has three parts
  • a small electronic device implanted in and
    around the eye,
  • a tiny video camera attached to a pair of
    glasses,
  • and a video processing unit that is worn or
    carried by the patient.

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HOW ARGUS II DEVICE WORKS?
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HOW ARGUS II DEVICE WORKS?
The patient wears glasses with an attached video
camera that captures images of the surrounding
area.
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Cont
These images become an electrical signal which is
processed by the video processing unit. The
signal is then wirelessly delivered to the
eye stimulating the retina
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Cont.
This electrical stimulation of the retina is
recognized by the brain as spots of light.
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When is it used?
  • The Argus II Retinal Prosthesis System is
    intended for patients aged 25 years
  • and older with bare or no light perception
    vision caused by advanced retinitis pigmentosa.

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RESULTS OF THIS SYTEM
  • identify the location or movement of objects and
    people
  • recognize large letters, words, or Sentences.
  • and helped in other activities of daily life,
    such as detecting street curbs and walking on a
    sidewalk without stepping off.

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Support for argus ii device
  • Three government organizations provided support
    for the development of the Argus II. The
    Department of Energy, National Eye Institute at
    the National Institutes of Health and the
    National Science Foundation collaborated to
    provide grant funding totaling more than 100
    million, support for material design and other
    basic research for the project.

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Advantages
  • ability to perform visual tasks demonstrated in
    many patients
  • Upgradable external hardware and software to
    benefit from future innovations
  • the brain has an amazing ability to adapt to new
    input and to improve his or her understanding of
    what is being seen via an artificial vision
    system.

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Disadvantages
  • The cost of device is too high( 1500)
  • It is difficult to acquire this technology by
    common man.

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CONCLUSION
  • people suffering from low vision to, people who
    are completely blind will benefit from this
    project.
  • This technology used by US and economic urope
    countries.
  • Hope in INDIA also will acquire this
    technology soon.

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THANK YOU
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