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Artificial vision: principles and prospects
Current Opinion in Neurology, 2017Purpose of review The aim of this article is to give an overview of the strategies and technologies currently under development to return vision to blind patients and will answer the question: What options exist for artificial vision in patients blind from retinal disease; how close are these to clinical practice?
Michael J, Gilhooley, James, Acheson
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Artificial Vision Algorithms for Industry.
2023Integrating artificial intelligence and computer vision on wearable devices in industrial environments can increase productivity, efficiency, and safety in the workplace. Despite the availability of wearable devices such as Microsoft HoloLens, Magic Leap, and nreal, the application of artificial intelligence algorithms on wearable devices equipped with
Farinella G. M., Furnari A.
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Vision Control for an Artificial Hand
2006In the paper some method of a vision control is considered. Although used algorithms were tested for the control of an artificial hand they could be applied also in the case of navigating a walking robot. The mechanisms of selection a visual information to process and their implementation on the laboratory stand were presented together with the ...
Marcin Kaczmarski, Dariusz Zarychta
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2019
Drishti is a computer vision and deep learning-based application developed using Python programming language for the sole purpose of envisioning the real-time environment by generating the natural language description of the real-time captured scenes. The primary objective of this project is to enable a visually impaired person to know about his or her
Sneh Rathore, Sahil Sharma, Lisha Singh
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Drishti is a computer vision and deep learning-based application developed using Python programming language for the sole purpose of envisioning the real-time environment by generating the natural language description of the real-time captured scenes. The primary objective of this project is to enable a visually impaired person to know about his or her
Sneh Rathore, Sahil Sharma, Lisha Singh
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Embedded Artificial Intelligence: The ARTEMIS Vision
Computer, 2020Advances in embedded and cyberphysical systems have disrupted numerous application domains. We examine the requirements and challenges of these technologies, which present significant opportunities for interdisciplinary research.
Dimitrios Serpanos +5 more
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Panminerva medica, 2011
A number treatment options are emerging for patients with retinal degenerative disease, including gene therapy, trophic factor therapy, visual cycle inhibitors (e.g., for patients with Stargardt disease and allied conditions), and cell transplantation.
M, Zarbin +3 more
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A number treatment options are emerging for patients with retinal degenerative disease, including gene therapy, trophic factor therapy, visual cycle inhibitors (e.g., for patients with Stargardt disease and allied conditions), and cell transplantation.
M, Zarbin +3 more
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A micromechanical focusing device for artificial vision
ETFA 2001. 8th International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation. Proceedings (Cat. No.01TH8597), 2002The design, fabrication and measured characteristics of a bulk-micromachined focusing device are presented. A micro-bench is formed by 2 V-grooves which support an optical fiber and a micro-lens. A thermal actuator is integrated in the optical bench, and allows a micro-lens to be moved along the optical axis in order to adjust longitudinally its ...
Emmanuelle Gallois-Pichonat +2 more
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Implants for artificial vision
Expert Review of Ophthalmology, 2009Several research groups have demonstrated that electrical stimulation of the retina using implantable microelectrode arrays is a useful approach to specifically activate the visual cortex in animal experiments. It has been further shown that blind subjects suffering from retinitis pigmentosa do have phosphene perception when electrical current was ...
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Artificial organs: recent progress in artificial hearing and vision
Journal of Artificial Organs, 2009Artificial sensory organs are a prosthetic means of sending visual or auditory information to the brain by electrical stimulation of the optic or auditory nerves to assist visually impaired or hearing-impaired people. However, clinical application of artificial sensory organs, except for cochlear implants, is still a trial-and-error process.
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