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IEEE Potentials, 2000
For years, restoring sight to the blind has been counted as nothing less than miraculous. Today, computer engineering, ophthalmology and biology are uniting in an effort to achieve just that. This article on bio-electronic vision or popularly, "the artificial eye" explains briefly how far the field has come and how far it has yet to go.
M. Ponnavaillo, V.P. Kumar
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For years, restoring sight to the blind has been counted as nothing less than miraculous. Today, computer engineering, ophthalmology and biology are uniting in an effort to achieve just that. This article on bio-electronic vision or popularly, "the artificial eye" explains briefly how far the field has come and how far it has yet to go.
M. Ponnavaillo, V.P. Kumar
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Artificial Eyes and Tear Measurements
Ophthalmology, 1980Ninety-four consecutive persons with unilateral enucleations or eviscerations were tested by the Schirmer I and Schirmer II tests for tear production. The findings on the artificial eye were compared with those on the companion, living (control) eye. The collected data were subjected to statistical analysis.
L, Allen +3 more
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Artificial compound eye zoom camera
Bioinspiration & Biomimetics, 2008We demonstrate a highly compact image capturing system with variable field of view but without any mechanically moving parts. The camera combines an ultra-thin artificial apposition compound eye with one variable focal length liquid lens. The change of optical power of the liquid lens when applying a voltage results in a change of the magnification of ...
Jacques, Duparré +3 more
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Biologically Inspired Artificial Compound Eyes
Science, 2006This work presents the fabrication of biologically inspired artificial compound eyes. The artificial ommatidium, like that of an insect's compound eyes, consists of a refractive polymer microlens, a light-guiding polymer cone, and a self-aligned waveguide to collect light with a small angular acceptance.
Jeong, KH Jeong, KI-HUN, Kim, J, Lee, LP
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Artificial intelligence for natural product drug discovery
Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 2023Michael W Mullowney +2 more
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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Clinical Medicine, 2023
New England Journal of Medicine, 2023Charlotte Haug
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