15K views · 127 reactions | A Melbourne-made bionic eye has restored a 'sense of sight' to a group of totally blind Victorian patients. The technology creates flashes of light to help them avoid obstacles and find items around the home. #9News | 9 News Melbourne | Facebook

3.2K views · 26 reactions | The future of vision is here. Thanks to groundbreaking research, the Bionic Eye is set to restore sight for those affected by diseases like retinitis pigmentosa. A small, powerful implant that translates light into sight—bringing hope to millions. ️ #BionicEye #InnovationInSight #TechForGood #FutureOfVision | Culture Collective | Facebook

Surgeons at London's Moorfields Eye Hospital successfully completed the first bionic eye transplant in the United Kingdom. An 88-year-old woman suffering from age-related macular degeneration was implanted with a two millimeter microchip in her retina. To get the implant to work, the woman was fitted with special glasses connected to a small computer. The camera scans her surroundings and transmits the information to the chip, which then sends it to her brain via electrical signals. "Bionic nana