Ears could hold the secret to bionic eye
Posted on 02nd December 2011
Researchers in Australia are using cochlear ear implant technology to develop a bionic eye that could help restore the sight of millions of people who are registered blind. The technology uses electrodes on the outer wall of the eye. Clinical trials are continuing.
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