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Detects the second light sensing system in the human eye
New research for blind people provides a proof for the human eye hypothesis that there are two separate light-sensing systems: a conventional visual signal reception hel…
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The whole parasite parasites in the human eye for more than 1 year
Chinese doctors were surprised to find an entire parasite living in the eyes of a pediatric patient for more than a year. The left eye of a 6-year-old boy in Wuzhou, Gua…
New technology
Video: The contact lens turns the human eye into a movie camera
Contact lenses capable of imaging, instant video recording will be electronic devices that replace the smartphone in the future.
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Sony develops camera-like 'human eye'
While all current camera sensors are flat, Sony has developed a new imaging sensor, the CMOS sensor ... curved.
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Facebook has face recognition technology like the human eye
You can easily recognize the face of your friends, but the computer is not so sophisticated. Facebook is determined to change this.
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The lens combines the human eye - the insect
Ohio State University engineers have developed a lens that combines the visual power of the human eye and the insect.
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Human eye-based sensors will be popular on Android and iPhone
Umoove's new technology not only works very well, but also aims to bring human eye sensors to all devices.
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3D glasses track the wearer's eyes
German-based SensoMotoric Instruments (SMI) has just announced a unique 3D glasses. This is considered the first 3D glasses in the world can monitor the wearer's eye…
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Artificial crystal as in the human eye
US researchers are working on a type of artificial lens, which aims to replace the damaged lens in the human eye.
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The first camera looked as good as the human eye
US researchers have created the world's first camera with a field of view as wide as the human eye, which could revolutionize imaging technology.