Updated On: 22 October, 2025 10:23 AM IST | London | Agencies
The procedure begins with the removal of the eye’s vitreous gel. A microchip is then inserted beneath the retina. Patients use augmented-reality glasses linked to a waist-worn computer. The glasses’ camera captures visual scenes and projects them on the chip as a beam

The implant seen under the retina. PIC COURTESY/Science Corporation
An eye implant could help the blind read again. Trials found that 84 per cent participants could recognise letters, numbers, and words using the device.
The procedure begins with removal of the eye’s vitreous gel. A microchip is then inserted beneath the retina.