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more about #eyes more comments → Jrsy Devil's Advocate®: Finally a tool for helping unsee what has been seen.. #eyes more » Software_Goddess: Was it intentional that they used a frowning baby doll to illustrate the use of this tool? #eyes more » njdevil: Counting down the days til valentines day now. #eyes more » iheartpie: When's Gizmodo going to be a proper gadget blog again? Can I sign up to some kind of mailing list that will let me know? more » aja175: What has been seen cannot be unseen! #eyes more » Curves: Imagine the joy of a blind person who could finally see the face of their babies. To look again at the world around them. The gift of second sight ... more » not_a_virus.exe.vbs: I want to be able to see the ultraviolet like in Predator. #retinalimplants more » Kaiser-Machead: I wonder how well a human being would adjust to vision that exceeds the norm, like being able to read a paper from across the length of a football fie... more » nutbastard: for enhanced night vision, most psychedelic drugs will dilate your pupils quite a bit. of course, this comes with the added complexity of not only se... more » SigmundTheSeaMonster: Will it cost $6Million? I would not want Polarization as tilting your head would make LCDs blank. I've encountered some car dash electronics that are ... more » Hank Scorpio: Zoom vision! Someone invent zoom vision! I've always wanted to be able to zoom in on things far away, and be able to control it at whim. I'd trade ... more » TheLostVikings R.O.A.C.H.: I'll have a shine job please. Do you take VISA? more » espinha: "Could laser eye surgery will become the new graduation boob job?" Maybe it could will. more » Bakafish: Nearsightedness is an advantage for people working with near field objects. We can see things at a much higher apparent magnification and clearly focu... more » sloanstrife: In the last case, the paraplegic wasn't downgrading his vision, he was correcting is presbyopia, something which occurs later in life. His world would... more » -
#eyeballremoval
Careful, You'll Poke an Eye Out with That Thing
How might one repair a cyborg's eye in the future? Why, with this handy eyeball removing tool. How does one forget what's seen in this image? Macallan 12 years, neat, that's how. [Bloomers and Bows via Boing Boing Gadgets] -
#thiscyborglife
Intelligent Learning Retinal Implants to Adapt to Real Eyes
A Swiss company called IMI has been putting its "Intelligent Retinal Implant System" through clinical trials for the past three years. When it's ready, it could help restore sight to the blind. More » -
#vision
Forget Designer Purses, I Want Some Designer Eyeballs
LASIK's been around a while, and somehow it was only a matter of time before designer vision, corneas custom-tailored to lifestyle and career, started to turn common. Could laser eye surgery become the new graduation boob job? More » -
#bioniceyes
Tiny Telescopes Help the Blind See Again
The bionic eye's inexorable advance continued this weekend, as doctors reported they were able to implant tiny telescopes (telescopes!) into the eyes of patients suffering from macular degeneration. More » -
#science
Stem Cell Contact Lenses Cure Blindness in Less Than a Month
Here's something that people with poor or no vision will be excited about: three patients had their sight restored in less than a month by contact lenses cultured with stem cells. More » -
#nanotech
Nano-Sized Semiconductor Dots Could Fix Your Terrible Vision
New Scientist reports that researchers at the University of Colorado came up with this crazy idea that if they inject semiconductor nanoparticles in your retinas, photons will make them glow, thus improving your vision. More » -
