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Neural active Visual Prosthetics for Restoring function
In this Horizon 2020 project, researchers from seven European organizations examine how the vision of visually impaired people can be restored using electrical stimulation of the brain. The aim of the project is to develop a neuroprosthesis with thousands of electrodes driven by adaptive machine learning algorithms for a new brain-computer interfacing technology.
In this Horizon 2020 project, researchers from seven European organizations examine how the vision of visually impaired people can be restored using electrical stimulation of the brain. The aim of the project is to develop a neuroprosthesis with thousands of electrodes driven by adaptive machine learning algorithms for a new brain-computer interfacing technology.
Learn more about our research here.
Past Events
Nov 11-13, 2024 Congress on the Brain and the Chip, UMH, Elche, Spain.
Oct 8, 2024 E. Fernandez and P. Roelfsema at Symposia on Brain Implants at SFN.
Oct 3-6, 2024 E. Fernandez speaking at the Invited Session on Visual Prosthetics at the Fall Optical Vision Meeting in York, UK.
Consortium meeting in October 2023 at Elche, Spain
News
News
August 2023 The Horizon Magazine published an article on "Restoring sight to the blind with cutting-edge brain implants" and a video.
January 2023 Two new papers were presented by ALU-FR partners at 2023 IEEE 36th International Conference on Micro Electro Mechanical Systems Conference (MEMS).
Partner institutions
Partner institutions
This project is funded by the EU Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 899287.
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