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Brain-Computer Interfaces for Vision Recovery in Precortical Vision Loss. [PDF]

Eye Brain
Yang CD, Guo A, Lin KY.
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Physical AI goes to the operating room: are we ready for the Surgical Data Factory? [PDF]

Ann Surg Treat Res
Oh N, Jung KH, Choi GS.
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Advancing workpiece dimension measurement: Integrating AI-based edge detection with machine vision and coordinate measuring systems. [PDF]

PLoS One
Saif Y, Rus AZM, Yusof Y, Gu YH, Al-Masni MA, Alzaeemi SA, Al-Qershi O, Altharan YM, Al-Alimi S.   +8 more
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Is cap still useful for colon adenoma detection rate improvement in the artificial intelligence era? [PDF]

Clin Endosc
Kim TW, Na SY.
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Impact of Endocuff addition to real-time computer-aided detection of colorectal neoplasia in a randomised tandem colonoscopy trial. [PDF]

World J Gastrointest Pharmacol Ther
Stasinos I, Voulgaris T, Kouimtsidis IA, Zantza SA, Leventaki FA, Theodosopoulos TA, Vlachogiannakos J, Apostolopoulos PA, Karamanolis GP.   +8 more
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Expanding horizons in Endocrine-Related Cancer: innovation, imagination, and a shared global vision. [PDF]

Endocr Relat Cancer
Pacak K.
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Artificial human vision

Expert Review of Medical Devices, 2005
Can vision be restored to the blind? As early as 1929 it was discovered that stimulating the visual cortex of an individual led to the perception of spots of light, known as phosphenes [1] . The aim of artificial human vision systems is to attempt to utilize the perception of phosphenes to provide a useful substitute for normal vision.
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