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Bionic Eye: Vision Restoration Tech

This document discusses bionic eyes and their development. It describes how bionic eyes work by detecting light and converting it to electrical signals to provide a sense of vision. Two major ongoing projects are described: the artificial silicon retinal chip which is implanted in the retina to replace defective photoreceptors, and the multiple unit artificial retina chipset which contains an array of photodiodes to stimulate the retina. The document provides background on blindness and eye diseases treated by bionic eyes like age-related macular degeneration and retinitis pigmentosa.

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Bionic Eye: Vision Restoration Tech

This document discusses bionic eyes and their development. It describes how bionic eyes work by detecting light and converting it to electrical signals to provide a sense of vision. Two major ongoing projects are described: the artificial silicon retinal chip which is implanted in the retina to replace defective photoreceptors, and the multiple unit artificial retina chipset which contains an array of photodiodes to stimulate the retina. The document provides background on blindness and eye diseases treated by bionic eyes like age-related macular degeneration and retinitis pigmentosa.

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BIONIC EYE

Presented By :
Jhansi N –(1cr17te015)

29.06.2021

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CMR INSTITUTE
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OF TECHNOLOGY,
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#132, AECS
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Layout, ITPL
ITPL Road,
Road, Bengaluru
Bengaluru -- 560037
560037
INTRODUCTION
 Blindness refer to a loss of vision that cannot be corrected with glasses

or contact lenses.

 Types of Blindness
1. Partial blindness
2. Complete Blindness

 Reasons for Blindness


• Glaucoma
• Macular Degeneration
• Cataracts
• Lazy eye
• Optic neuritis
• Retinitis Pigmentosa
• DEPT
Tumors
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HUMAN EYE

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DISEASE OF EYE
1. RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA:
It is the group of inherited eye diseases.
It causes the breakdown of photoreceptor cells (cells in the retina that detect
light)

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DISEASE OF EYE

2. AGE-RELATED MACULAR DEGENERATION:


 Usually affects people above the age of 50

 It occurs mainly due to the breakdown of the cones in the retina

 Types of AMD: 1. Wet Form 2. Dry Form

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BIONIC EYE
 BIONIC is derived from the words Bio+Elecronics.

 It is implanted behind the retina.

 Objective of bionic eye is to provide vision to those people who are suffering
from retinal diseases.
 Regions of implant

 Retina

 Optic Nerve

 Visual cortex

 Lateral geniculate body

 COMPONENTS OF BIONIC EYE:


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WORKING OF BIONIC EYE

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ONGOING PROJECTS ON BIONIC EYE
1. Artificial Silicon Retinal(ASR):
The brothers Alan Chow and Vincent Chow have developed a microchip
containing 3500 photo diodes, which detects light and converts it into electrical
impulses called ASR.
ASR is a silicon chip which is 2mm in diameter and 1/1000 inches in thickness.
ASR is a solid state biocompatible chip which contains an array of photoreceptors
and is implanted to replace the functionality of defective photoreceptor cells.
Eliminates the need for wires, batteries or other secondary devices to supply
power.
Two approaches for ASR:
i)Epi-retinal approach ii)Sub-retinal approach
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ASR implanted in the region Epiretinal and subretinal approaches ASR implant in the eye
of Sub-retina towards ASR implantation

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2. Multiple Unit Artificial Retina Chipset(MARC):

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ITPL Road,
Road, Bengaluru
Bengaluru -- 560037
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ADVANTAGES

It provides vission to those suffering from eye


diseases.
Reduces the stress on the retina and antenna
It helps to correct the vission
No batteries are implanted within the body.
Power required is less.

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CMR INSTITUTE
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TECHNOLOGY, #132,
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ITPL Road,
Road, Bengaluru
Bengaluru -- 560037
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DISADVANTAGES

The Bionic eye cannot help the people who are blind
by birth.
Natural vision cannot be provided.
The small part is damaged it will lead to total
technique failure.
Very expensive.

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CONCLUSION

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