from Singularity Hub:
Argus seeks to create an epiretinal prosthesis, a device that will take the image from a camera and send it to your brain via your optic nerve.
The first two phases of Argus (which we call Argus I and Argus II) have had extraordinary success with implants in more than 30 patients.
Now, LLNL is getting ready to launch Argus III – the third phase that will expand the number of patients, the quality of vision provided, and ease in which the device is implanted.
hi, iam from chennai, india and want to know when the argus 3 will be available my dad is suffering from loss of vision in one eye due to diabetes and has udergone viterctomy operation but of no use , will argus 3 help in his case
regards
ajay shroff