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eyecam

 glass eye camera
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for those who needs glass eyes, a prosthetic that doubles as a simple snapshot digital camera.
—jgreenman, Mar 04 2000

(?) Toward an Artificial Eye http://www.spectrum...easer/9605vis2.html
Related work. [egnor, Mar 04 2000, last modified Oct 04 2004]

Also... http://www.halfbake...ea/Instant_20replay
[hippo, Jul 22 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

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       Nice...very cute. Helps lessen the misery of lacking one eye. Could work...if you ever found enough money to fund it.
—tigerlily, Jul 22 2000
   

       1st anno in 2 years on this sucker. How many pixels does one suppose this idea could do with todays megapixel cameras and a bit of mininess?
—thumbwax, Jul 22 2002
   

       Trouble is, if you need a glass eye because the original is missing, how do you see what the camera sees? And if your original eye is functional, where do you put the glass one?
—angel, Jul 22 2002
   

       there was some work done where a camera was somehow plugged into a completely blind man. It was only black and white, and v low quality, but he was able to make out single digit numbers on a high contrast background.
—timo, Jul 23 2002
   

       [marked-for-deletion] *soooooo* baked in spy novels.
—FlyingToaster, Jul 25 2009
   

       And that's still not grounds for deletion unless the author got it there, even in 2009.
—jutta, Aug 19 2009
   


 

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