A Canadian citizen dedicates his eyes to the world. With homemade mini camera embedded in his eyes, he would allow the whole world see what he saw. Reported the Telegraph, a man named Rob Spence has made a mini camera, similar to the webcam, during the past two years. However, the prototype has been successfully exhibited in 2009. Even in the same year, the Times Magazine referred to it as 'Finding the Best 2009'. Not surprisingly, then Spence calls himself the 'Eyeborg Guy'.
Artificial eye was fitted with a wireless video camera that is supported by a small battery-powered 3 volts. In it also comes with a wireless transmitter that can help transmit the data, what he saw, into the computer.
"Unlike human eyes, my eyes this can be upgraded on a regular basis," said Spence.
Later, mini cameras will be embedded into the eye, replacing the artificial eye that has been perched at the body Spence. A professor from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology named Steve Mann will help Spence. This version of the artificial eye, explained Spence, still has a low resolution display and transmission are still weak. Spence also claimed to have been improving the performance of both the next version.
In addition, Spence also is pushing for the mini wireless camera with LED light, similar to the eye of the robot in the Terminator movies. Spence is known as a filmmaker. He was only able to see with one eye because her right eye damaged by the accident which happened when he was young and started his career in the film world.
Now the 36-year-old man hoped to replace his artificial eye with his artificial eye, and to share what he saw to the whole world, via the Internet.
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