Electrotherapy treats dry eyes
The Blephasteam glass is invented by British ophthalmologist John Fuller, which is capable of directing steam into the eye, dissolving the oil and regulating the oil.
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The Blephasteam glass is invented by British ophthalmologist John Fuller, which is capable of directing steam into the eye, dissolving the oil and regulating the oil.
Senseye Technology is developing a technology that allows you to use the phone visually based on a phone-pre-set camera to pinpoint the position of the eyes when the use…
Have you ever wished you had blue eyes? Sooner or later, you will be able to do this after an American doctor says he can permanently change a person's eye color in…
In just a few days, the unmanned aerial vehicle - possibly above 65,000 feet in four consecutive days - will make its first flight.
Car drivers often tire of long journeys, especially at night, leading to fatal accidents.
A man in Canada has replaced a false eye with his tiny camera
Australian scientists have introduced the world's first ophthalmic device, designed to help older people with vision deprivation.
Entering the restaurant Hajime - a Japanese restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand, many customers have rounded eyes surprised to see the service here is ... robots.
A blind man in England once thought he might never be able to see the light again, but now under the help of electronic eyes, his eyesight is being restored.
The big size iCub robot with big eyes and white face is the hope of scientists to better understand the development of consciousness in humans.
The robot is capable of showing the emotional state of the people debuted in Japan on June 23.
A structured device such as the telescope will be implanted into the human eye with a loss of vision to help improve vision.
A man who lost his sight 30 years ago says he can now see after being fitted with a biological eye.
A Canadian documentary filmmaker is building a camera that can fit into his eyes.
The Sega Toy machine cat dimmed his eyes and moaned softly when he was caressing, while also getting angry when pulled on his tail. Meanwhile, breakfast robots can hold…