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Simulating auditory and visual sensorineural prostheses: a comparative review

Hallum et al., 2007

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Document ID
8169099973360162066
Author
Hallum L
Dagnelie G
Suaning G
Lovell N
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of neural engineering

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Microelectronic vision prosthesis proposes to render luminous spots (so-called phosphenes) in the visual field of the otherwise blind subject by way of an implanted array of stimulating electrodes, and in doing so restore some spatial vision. There are now many research teams …
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