This breakthrough comes via Second Sight, a California company whose Argus II technology revolves around ... pigmentosa qualify to receive a bionic eye. Among them is Lisa Kulik, who shares ...

Second Sight stopped making its Argus II bionic eyes several years ago to focus ... with a biopharmaceutical firm which does not make eye implants. Second Sight was contacted by the BBC but ...

But with the help of a retinal implant, or "bionic eye" called Argus II, some patients with the rare disorder are regaining their sight. A clinical trial of the device has been ongoing in 10 ...

Figure A, The implanted portions of the Argus II System. Figure B ... antenna on the glasses to the receiver antenna around the eye. A removable, rechargeable battery powers the system.

Others can see with the aid of a visual prosthesis. The Argus II, nicknamed the "bionic eye," holds immense promise for people with a particular kind of blindness, retinitis pigmentosa ...

two replacement legs and a left eye with a zoom lens and night-vision capacities. The Argus II Retinal Prosthesis System isn’t quite that advanced. But for the vision-impaired, the “bionic ...

Regaining your sight, only to have the world go dark again years later, is a frightening prospect facing at least 350 people with one type of bionic implant ... The device, the Argus II retinal ...

Second Sight Medical Products Inc. developed Argus II, a retinal prosthesis system for treating RP. Argus II is the world's first ever-commercial implant intended to restore some vision in the ...