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علماء أستراليون يكشفون عن عين آليه يمكن زراعتها في العام 2013

ماهي بالضبط العين الآلية ؟ هي عباره عن كاميرا صغيرة الحجم يتم زرعها في مكان المخصص لعين الأنسان .ولكن ماكشفه علماء الأبحاث من أستراليا هو أمر أكثر مايكون عين آليه  فهذه العين المطوره والتي لا زالت أختباريه بداخلها عدسه مغلفه بالزجاج وبنفس الوقت معالج صغير جدا جدا جدا .هذه العين ستقوم بعملية المحاكاة ونقل الصور ومعالجتها إلى مخ الأنسان .هذه العملية تصب في صالح من ؟ أنها عمليه مفيده لمن يعاني مشاكل في العصب البصري كما يأمل الباحثين في أجراء عملية زرع حقيقه بحلول العام 2013

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Bionic Vision Australia puts bionic eye in sight
Tuesday, 30 March 2010 00:00
Bionic Vision Australia (BVA) today unveils their wide-view neurostimulator concept – a prototype bionic eye that will be implanted into Australia’s first recipient of the technology.

The prototype, developed by BVA researchers at the University of New South Wales and unveiled today at the BVA consortium’s official launch at the University of Melbourne, will deliver improved quality of life for patients suffering from degenerative vision loss caused by retinitis pigmentosa and age-related macular degeneration.

The device, which is currently undergoing testing, consists of a miniature camera mounted on glasses that captures visual input, transforming it into electrical signals that directly stimulate surviving neurons in the retina. The implant will enable recipients to perceive points of light in the visual field that the brain can then reconstruct into an image.

Research Director of Bionic Vision Australia and Professor of Engineering at the University of Melbourne, Professor Anthony Burkitt says the device will deliver life-changing vision for recipients.

“We anticipate that this retinal implant will provide users with increased mobility and independence, and that future versions of the implant will eventually allow recipients to recognise faces and read large print,” he says.

Bionic Vision Australia Chairman, Professor Emeritus David Penington AC says the BVA team’s outstanding expertise will be the key to delivering their ambitious goal of providing bionic vision within the next five years.

“This is an exciting moment in our venture. The team’s success is based on our world class multi-disciplinary approach which uses vision clinicians, retinal surgeons, neuroscientists, biomedical and electrical engineers from across the nation,” he says.

BVA is a partnership of world-leading Australian research institutions collaborating to develop an advanced retinal prosthesis, or bionic eye, to restore the sense of vision to people with degenerative or inherited retinal disease. The partners of Bionic Vision Australia are the University of Melbourne, the University of New South Wales, the Bionic Ear Institute, the Centre for Eye Research Australia and NICTA.

In December 2009 Bionic Vision Australia (BVA) was awarded $42 million from the Federal Government. Professor Penington says the grant, provided over four years, will take the team to the point where commercial development of an implant at the back of the eye, responding to wireless transmission of vision, will become a reality.

Retinitis Pigmentosa sufferer Leighton Boyd says this exciting development gives him hope that he will once again be able to see the faces of his loved ones.

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  1. رأيي الشخصي من هذا الوقت الى 2016 ان الطب سيتقدم ولن يكون بحاجة الى الاجهزة لكهربائية لكتون كـــ جهاز مساعد وهناك ايضا دراسات اجريت ان كل شيء متصل بالكهرباء كــ الجوال مثلا كفيل الى ان يحول البيضة الطبيعية الى بيضة مسلوقة ب59 دقيقة من الاستعمال المتواصل لذا رايي الشخصي بانها لن تكون مفيدة الى ذلك الحد المتوقع من المصممين
    تحيااااااتي :blush: :blush:

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