Transplant cells to help visually impaired people recover vision?
According to a study published on Nature magazine on April 18, British scientists have for the first time demonstrated that transplanting special cells into the eyes of…
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According to a study published on Nature magazine on April 18, British scientists have for the first time demonstrated that transplanting special cells into the eyes of…
Blind people can see light as normal people by artificial eyes in the near future, according to research by scientists at Cornell University (USA).
American doctors have performed the first laboratory-grown retinal cell transplant surgery in two patients who were blinded due to macular degeneration.
Transplantation to cure blindness has come closer to reality after scientists first successfully developed a retina in the laboratory.
Australian researchers have found a simple yet extremely creative method to treat blind people due to corneal damage.
A better chicken-eye glare than night vision is not really a disease but a symptom of many different diseases. Many people with poor vision also complain that they have
One morning in 2011, Leidy Garcia woke up, finding himself no longer seeing. At the same time, Francia Papamija also began life in the dark.
A group of American scientists have invented a robotic hand, which can help blind people
Glad at the significant improvements that increase the range of warnings when used
This special map allows blind and visually impaired people to be able to
With this special display type, the visually impaired can use a smartphone, tablet or any touch screen device.
Scientists at Russia's Astrakhan State University invented a unique navigation device for the blind and visually impaired.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's communications lab (MIT, USA) has just released a video clip about a device that makes it easier for visually impaired people…
Scientists at the University of California (U.S.) have developed a smart curtain that can move in response to light.
A team of researchers at the University of Oxford (UK) is in the process of developing and perfecting intelligent eyewear, using microscopes and a pocket calculator to h…