Virtus Schmidt You wouldn't be horrible, it's just that it could mean that you never know if what you're looking at is real. You could sensor certain images so they just couldn't be seen, you'd live your entire life under an illusion.
You're 100% correct. That's why I love the idea. We have mental illnesses that can do stuff like that too so how do you know what you're looking at is real? Maybe it is just unknown information. Reality has its own programming language. It has its own laws but the second something doesn't match with those laws we either accept as a something we just didn't know before or that it is completely different all together thus making it otherworldly. "Literally the laws of physics is what is keeping VR from coming closer to reality." is what I was going to say. The laws of physics for VR is more like a percentage.
My child lost his right eye due to Retinoblastoma recently. He is monocular having prosthetic eye in his right orbit. Is there any hope for him to regain the vision of the affected eye?? Waiting to hear any valuable feedback in this regard. Thank You..
Hello, I would like to know where this has reached so far, i had an eye removed due to an accident and i would like to know if this can be replaced instead of my removed eye.
Awesome. But would a bionic eye like this work for me if "only" my retina is damaged? Detached, to be more specific (a rather severe case of Retinopathy Of Prematurity, severe as in most of it "doesn't work" but I can still see with about 0.05% efficiency). BTW I'm asking you because you seem to be quite knowledgable about the subject. :)
One day, they might make a type of bionic eyes where we could see heat, etc. I mean, look at how far we’ve come. 3D-printed organs, ears and eyes? Man, imagine the possibilities on what the sci-fi stuff that will come in a few years or so.
First, 3D-printed organs, ears and eyes. What else? Cloning? I’m not ready to see the future of science, and yet I'm happy for those who are in need of them.
nothing impressive and we already make camera more powerful than the human eye , and 3d printing it probably make it unecesarly difficult , the real problem is to transmit your camera electric signals to the brain
I'm glad they're closer to making bionic eyes a reality for people who need them
I might need it someday.
Maybe an upgrade could be made so that VR is just transmitted to the bionic eyes. Imagine that.
If you want to live in VR, just cut the cost of receiving light and only receive the video footage. Who needs to see the real world anyways.
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To keep my body alive
For me when my brain dies I die.
That could be so horribly dystopian
Virtus Schmidt You wouldn't be horrible, it's just that it could mean that you never know if what you're looking at is real. You could sensor certain images so they just couldn't be seen, you'd live your entire life under an illusion.
You're 100% correct. That's why I love the idea.
We have mental illnesses that can do stuff like that too so how do you know what you're looking at is real? Maybe it is just unknown information.
Reality has its own programming language. It has its own laws but the second something doesn't match with those laws we either accept as a something we just didn't know before or that it is completely different all together thus making it otherworldly.
"Literally the laws of physics is what is keeping VR from coming closer to reality." is what I was going to say.
The laws of physics for VR is more like a percentage.
I have retinoshisis, and my retinas are a mess. I really hope this can give me my sight back.
Eyes and ears are two very different things!
That is why this is so impressive.
Eye see
My child lost his right eye due to Retinoblastoma recently. He is monocular having prosthetic eye in his right orbit. Is there any hope for him to regain the vision of the affected eye?? Waiting to hear any valuable feedback in this regard.
Thank You..
Soon we will all have bionic parts
Nacho TV can't happen soon though. Fuck this primitive meat sag I have to carry around
Rather than have only robotic parts that mimic a human, jut put your brain in a car or something. Or be able to put into any vehicle you want.
How would i get into contact woth people like these...
Hello, I would like to know where this has reached so far, i had an eye removed due to an accident and i would like to know if this can be replaced instead of my removed eye.
does it completely replace the entire eye or is it inserted into the eye? Would it cure all blindness?
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1. It replaces the retina I think
2. Possibly
3. No.
Ummm... what do you mean "3. No."? O_o What kind of blindness could it not cure?
@@richardboldizsar3433 If the visual cortex is damaged then the bionic eye is useless to some blind people.
Awesome. But would a bionic eye like this work for me if "only" my retina is damaged? Detached, to be more specific (a rather severe case of Retinopathy Of Prematurity, severe as in most of it "doesn't work" but I can still see with about 0.05% efficiency). BTW I'm asking you because you seem to be quite knowledgable about the subject. :)
One way trip to Deus Ex universe please
Is it safe to your eye?
One day, they might make a type of bionic eyes where we could see heat, etc.
I mean, look at how far we’ve come. 3D-printed organs, ears and eyes? Man, imagine the possibilities on what the sci-fi stuff that will come in a few years or so.
I Just need one eye.
How much will it cost for people who need it? Lol
Nice ☭
First, 3D-printed organs, ears and eyes. What else? Cloning?
I’m not ready to see the future of science, and yet I'm happy for those who are in need of them.
The future is sometimes only as deep as our pockets unfortunately.
nothing impressive and we already make camera more powerful than the human eye , and 3d printing it probably make it unecesarly difficult , the real problem is to transmit your camera electric signals to the brain
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