T ALLINN U NIVERSITY OF T ECHNOLOGY Kirill Sergejev Tallinn 2010 B LIND PEOPLE. A RTIFICIAL V ISION ?

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T ALLINN U NIVERSITY OF T ECHNOLOGY Kirill Sergejev Tallinn 2010 B LIND PEOPLE. A RTIFICIAL V ISION ?

W HAT HAPPENS WHEN WE LOOK AT AN OBJECT ? The light is projected onto the retina Scattered light from the object enters through the cornea The retina sends messages to the brain through the optic nerve The brain interprets what the object is

THE ANATOMY OF THE EYE AND ITS PATH VIEW

A IM OF THE ARTIFICIAL VISION The main aim of Artificial Vision is to restore some degree of sight to the profoundly blind. Since blindness can result from defects at many different points along the visual pathway, there are accordingly a wide variety of proposed models for an "Artificial Eye". The earliest stage of visual processing is the transudation of light into electrical signals by the photoreceptors. BioHybrid Implant a device that incorporates living cells with man-made elements.

H OW TO CREATE ARTIFICIAL VISION ? Artificial vision received a jolt in 1988 by Dr. Mark Humayun The test proved that the nerves behind the retina still functioned even when the retina had degenerated Based on this information, scientists set out to create a device that could translate images and electrical pulses that could restore vision

C ONDITIONS A RTIFICIAL VISION DEVICE SHOULD BE : Small enough to be implanted in the eye Supplied with a continuous source of power Biocompatible with the surrounding eye tissue

W HAT IS ARTIFICIAL SILICON RETINA ? ARTIFICIAL SILICON RETINA is an extremely tiny device. It has a diameter of just 2 mm (.078 inch) and is thinner (25 µm) than a human hair The development of this system performs Optobionics company in cooperation with specialists of Lausanne eye center (2000).

T HE PROCESS OF IMPLANTATION The ASR contains about 3,500 microscopic solar cells that are able to convert light into electrical pulses, mimicking the function of cones and rods Introduce a miniature device that removes the gel in the middle of the eye and replaces it with saline. The retina through which they inject fluid to lift up a portion of the retina from the back of the eye, which creates a small pocket in the sub retinal space for the device to fit in. The retina is then resealed over the ASR. ASR receives all of its needed power from the light entering the eye

L AYOUT INSTRUMENT ( PIC.1) AND CHIP ( PIC.2)

H OW DOES IT WORK ? T HE MAIN PARTS OF THIS SYSTEM ARE MINIATURE VIDEO CAMERA, A SIGNAL PROCESSOR, AND THE BRAIN IMPLANTS The tiny camera, mounted on a pair of eyeglasses, captures the scene and sends it to a small computer The processor translates the image into a series of signals that the brain can understand, and then sends the information to the brain implant The computer transmits this information to an infrared LED screen on the goggles. The goggles reflect an infrared image into the eye and on to the retinal chip, stimulating photodiodes on the chip. The photodiodes mimic the retinal cells by converting light into electrical signals, which are then transmitted by cells in the inner retina via nerve pulses to the brain. The goggles are transparent so if the user still has some vision, they can match that with the new information (the device would cover about 10° of the wearer’s field of vision). The electrodes stimulate certain brain cells, making the person perceive the specks of light. The shifting patterns as scans across a scene tells him where light areas meet dark ones, letting him find the black cap on the white wall.

W HAT BLIND PATIENTS WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO USE THIS DEVICE ? The only ones contraindicated would be a few blinded: who have chronic infections, etc. that preclude surgical implants by serious brain damage

R ESEARCHING RESULTS AND FORECAST Blind patients the ability to see 10 by 10 pixel images, which is about the size of a single letter on this page. Researchers have said that they could eventually develop a version of the chip that would allow 250 by 250 pixel array, which would allow those who were once blind to read a newspaper.

O RGANIZATIONS AND COMPANIES Second sight Retinal Implant AG BRIP (Boston Retinal Implant Project) Optobionics

C ONCLUSION The electronic eye is the latest in high-tech gadgets aimed at helping millions of blind and visually impaired people. The first useful artificial eye is now helping a blind man walk safely around and read large letters. Several efforts are now underway to create vision in otherwise blind eyes. Research is ongoing in two areas: cortical implants and retinal implants. There is still an enormous amount of work to be done in developing artificial retinas. In recent years, progress is being made towards sensory distribution devices for the blind. A brain implant or cortical implant provides visual input from a camera directly to the brain via electrodes in contact with the visual cortex at the backside of the head.

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