Así es el invento que le devolvió la vista a 27 personas ciegas: entrevista con su creador

TL;DR

A novel wireless ocular implant, the Prima Project, has enabled blind individuals to read again.
The implant targets macular degeneration, a leading cause of blindness in individuals over 60.
The technology involves a tiny chip implanted in the eye and specialized glasses that project images to the chip.
Clinical trials showed that 27 out of 38 participants regained the ability to read after receiving the implant.
Future plans include enhancing the implant for grayscale vision and testing its efficacy for retinitis pigmentosa.
The technology was acquired by Science Corporation, founded by Max Hodak, former president of Neuralink.
Regulatory approval processes are underway in Europe and the United States.

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