Still remember the movie The Six Million Dollar Man, that almost all parts of the body is replaced by machines? This moment will be realized. Section, a camera lens the size of the eye will be produced, and the super mini-objects that will be installed in the eye.
Canada is a man named Rob Spence who create new technology. Initially, Rob is a physical defect in the eyes, an accident about three years ago. One time she saw the camera in the phone, and get ideas for creating a camera that can be used as a lens the eye.
"Mini-camera that is currently in final development stage. And I hope to be realized," said Spence, as cited Associated Press, Thursday (2009/03/12).
This camera consists of a battery and a wireless transmiter. Initially, there is indeed a challenge to get everything can be loaded in the eye, but Spence was requesting assistance from technology experts, Steve Mann, from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusett, eventually reap the results.
Zafer Zamboglu, staff technical product manager at OmniVision, a company engaged in the making for a camera phone, thinking that if successful this will accelerate research in the use of technology to restore sight to the blind.
Canada is a man named Rob Spence who create new technology. Initially, Rob is a physical defect in the eyes, an accident about three years ago. One time she saw the camera in the phone, and get ideas for creating a camera that can be used as a lens the eye.
"Mini-camera that is currently in final development stage. And I hope to be realized," said Spence, as cited Associated Press, Thursday (2009/03/12).
This camera consists of a battery and a wireless transmiter. Initially, there is indeed a challenge to get everything can be loaded in the eye, but Spence was requesting assistance from technology experts, Steve Mann, from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusett, eventually reap the results.
Zafer Zamboglu, staff technical product manager at OmniVision, a company engaged in the making for a camera phone, thinking that if successful this will accelerate research in the use of technology to restore sight to the blind.
