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An artificially-intelligent cornea with tactile sensation enables sensory expansion and interaction

Engineering and Technology

An artificially-intelligent cornea with tactile sensation enables sensory expansion and interaction

S. Qu, L. Sun, et al.

Explore the revolutionary development of an artificially intelligent cornea that not only mimics the natural human cornea's functions but expands sensory interaction through advanced technology. This innovative research conducted by Shangda Qu, Lin Sun, Song Zhang, Jiaqi Liu, Yue Li, Junchi Liu, and Wentao Xu unveils a new frontier in visual neuroprosthetics.

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