Tongue Vision - Research on sensory substitution and brain plasticityNeuropsychology: The blind can walk thanks to an eye on the tongue
published in Forum Express
12 décembre 2007
'The only limits with this device are the ones set by the researcher': Daniel Chebat
“It’s the first time I make my way across a cluttered course of several meters without the help of my cane,” explains 35-year-old M.L. who has been blind since birth. He accomplished this thanks to a device mounted on his tongue, which creates a mental image of the space around him.
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