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Seeing Is Recording

Some of the parts of the EyeBorg prosthetic in the palm of a hand.
Kosta Grammatis, center, Phil Mann, second from right, and Rob Spence, furthest right, with other members of the EyeBorg team.
EyeBorg recipient Rob Spence, pre-prosthetic.
Chips and wires that go into the EyeBorg prosthetic compare in size to a penny.
Lenses, battery and wires for the EyeBorg prosthetic compared to a dime.
A closer view of a circuit board, wire and plug in the EyeBorg prosthetic.
Laser scanning of one of the prosthetic parts.
EyeBorg designer Kosta Grammatis examines a circuit board.
EyeBorg designer Kosta Grammatis documents the whole project.

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