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Stanford’s Light-Powered Eye Chip Restores Sight to the Blind

Stanford’s Light-Powered Eye Chip Restores Sight to the Blind

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2025-10-23 00:53:01

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Stanford Medicine has achieved a medical breakthrough with its PRIMA implant, restoring functional vision to patients previously deemed incurably blind. The wireless chip—smaller than a grain of rice—converts light into neural signals, enabling reading and face recognition in clinical trials.

The system pairs photovoltaic implants with augmented-reality glasses, bypassing damaged photoreceptors entirely. 'It's not correcting eyesight—it's restoring sight for blind people,' says lead researcher Daniel Palanker. The international trial involved institutions from Pittsburgh to Paris, marking a watershed in neuroprosthetics.

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