CZCRetinalProsthesis

Introduction

The project aims at modeling the electric stimulation elicited by a subretinal-implanted photovoltaic retinal prosthesis, given a light field input from outside the eye. The model would help people better understand prosthetic vision, and would be informative for optimizing the image processing workflow.

References

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