IRIS II
epiretinal
discontinued
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The IRIS II is a second generation epiretinal implant developed by Pixium vision to deliver light and shape perception, and to localize objects giving the patient the ability to negotiate unfamiliar environments. It consists of a 150 electrode array which allows for a better perceieved visual resolution by the user. The IRIS implant also uses asynchronous time-based image sensor technology resulting in faster, real-time image processing.
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Milestones
- 2016: CE mark approval
Device Specifications
- Number of electrodes: 150
- Image processor location: external
Clinical Trials
Article Information
April 07, 2024 21:05 PM
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