Waiting for a sight miracle? Revolutionary eye implant restores reading ability in blind patients
Scientists have developed a tiny photovoltaic micro-chip, no larger than a grain of rice, that can be implanted under the retina. This groundbreaking technology has enabled legally blind patients with advanced vision loss to regain the ability to read, recognise faces and perform daily tasks, offering a profound transformation in their lives.
Scientists have developed a tiny photovoltaic micro-chip, no larger than a grain of rice, that can be implanted under the retina. This groundbreaking technology has enabled legally blind patients with advanced vision loss to regain the ability to read, recognise faces and perform daily tasks, offering a profound transformation in their lives.
