The first animals with anything resembling an eye lived about 550 million years ago. And, according to one scientist's calculations, only 364,000 years would have been needed for a camera-like eye ...

And we use essentially the eye, at least the human eye, like a camera. Instead of a film, you have a retina in the back, with photoreceptor cells, and this makes the eye a very fascinating organ.

Drone technology made aerial shots accessible to more than a narrow niche – and nothing quite represents how far the ...

Our camera eyes have their own problems. For example, our retinas are bizarrely built back to front. The photoreceptors sit behind a tangled web of neurons, which is like sticking a camera’s ...

Patents are already being filed by tech giants and mixed-reality innovators alike for technologies that allow contact lenses to project virtual objects or video directly onto the wearer’s eye.

Researchers found that your eye gaze and camera angle greatly affect your viewers' perception during a Zoom conference or livestream. Credit: https://tmb.apaopen.org ...

We can use lenses to focus the light onto our retina. And we use essentially the eye, at least the human eye, like a camera. Instead of a film, you have a retina in the back, with photoreceptor cells, ...