LambdaVision Chief Scientific Officer Jordan Greco, CEO Nicole Wagner, and Lead Engineer Daniel Sylva (left to right) working in the company's lab in Woodbridge, Connecticut.
Credit: Juan Patino Photography
HOUSTON—The International Space Station (ISS) has helped establish an in-space manufacturing capability for the production of artificial retinas, a surgical asset intended to counter the loss of vision experienced by millions of people on Earth. Nearly 20 million Americans more than 40 years old...
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