The last words Amb Taylor said to the end of this questioning were “That’s my assumption”
That’s pretty much how it went for the entire time.
A New Device Allows the Blind to See Again
ANDREW THOMAS November 13, 2019
FTA:
Jason Esterhuizen had always dreamed of becoming a pilot. Tragically, a car accident left him blind. Eight years later, he’s able to see for the first time again thanks to a new medical device.
Doctors at UCLA removed a small piece of Esterhuizen’s skull, and placed an implant with 6o electrodes on the visual cortex of his brain. They then replaced the little piece of skull, and sealed the incision. After a month of recovery, doctors tested each electrode on the implant to see which ones were most effective.
Esterhuizen wears a pair of sunglasses which have a small camera attached to them. The camera translates images into electrical pulses, which stimulate the electrodes on the implant on his visual cortex. The implant then delivers electrical pulses to his primary visual cortex that allow him to see again to a great extent.
Esterhuizen can now see movement, can distinguish between light and dark, sort laundry, identify objects around him, and cross the street safely.
He’s stuttering now that minority council is asking questions.