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A newly developed eye tracker can detect the trajectory, velocity and acceleration of the pupil with a high level of accuracy
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A concept for smart glasses incorporating holographs sets the groundwork for lightweight electronic spectacles that “look and feel like normal glasses”
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US researchers have harnessed sugar naturally present within the body to fuel a sensor that shows promise for detecting and monitoring disease
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Researchers estimated the chance of ‘cybersickness’ by measuring how much individuals swayed in response to a moving visual field
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German researchers have used artificial intelligence to recognise individuals through their eye movement patterns
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Research by Harvard University scientists could expand the range of optical and biopharmaceutical materials that can be created
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A robot that is only 120 nanometres in size has been created by US scientists
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Autonomous technology that detects diabetic retinopathy and macular oedema has become the first AI system to receive FDA approval for medical use
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Researcher reveals: “My mother is blind in one eye, and whenever I talk about my work, she says, ‘When are you going to print me a bionic eye?’”
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A portable instrument has been used to image the retinas of 12 healthy adult volunteers and two children