Over the past decade, extended reality (XR) has emerged as an assistive technology not
only to augment residual vision of people losing their sight but also to study the rudimentary …

Monash Vision Group is developing a bionic vision system based on implanting several
small tiles in the V1 region of the visual cortex. This cortical approach could benefit a greater …

Visual neuroprostheses (bionic eyes) have the potential to treat degenerative eye diseases
that often result in low vision or complete blindness. These devices rely on an external …

Bionic vision uses neuroprostheses to restore useful vision to people living with incurable
blindness. However, a major outstanding challenge is predicting what people “see” when …

Recent research demonstrates that visual prostheses are able to provide visual perception
to people with some kind of blindness. In visual prostheses, image information from the …

Monash Vision Group is developing a bionic eye based on implanting 7–11 small tiles into
the visual cortex. Each tile has 43 active electrodes on its base, and a wirelessly powered …

Implanted visual prostheses generate visual percepts by electrically stimulating the human
visual pathway using an array of electrodes. The resulting bionic vision consists of a spatial …

Currently, most implanted visual prosthetic systems generate vision by translating sensor
data from a headworn camera into electrical stimulation of the human vision system …

This paper presents a high-speed real-time plane fitting implementation on a field-
programmable gate array (FPGA) platform. A novel hardware-based least squares algorithm …

The fields of visual prosthetics and virtual reality (VR) are intersecting in exciting ways.
Designed to restore a rudimentary form of vision to people living with profound blindness …