“The human iris does it’s job of adjusting your pupil size to meter the amount of light hitting the retina behind without you having to actively think about it. And while a camera’s aperture is designed to work the same way as a biological iris, it’s anything but automatic. Even point-and-shoots rely on complicated control mechanisms to keep your shots from becoming overexposed. But a new “artificial iris” developed at Tampere University of Technology in Finland can autonomously adjust itself based on how bright the scene is…”
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https://www.engadget.com/2017/06/25/artificial-iris-responds-to-light-like-real-eyes/
flower nice
]]>Andrew Westman Oh gosh, sorry about that. I must have hit paste twice when posted. Corrected.
]]>It’s an iris… not a flower. But i have a question. Why need an artificial iris? Where/how does it attach? Is the person’s retina intact? Is this a prototype eye prosthesis?
]]>Oh several questions, haha.
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