A year ago, NPR (National Public Radio) ran a story about a game called Eyewire developed by Sebastian Seung at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, now at Princeton University. He wasn't trying to make it big with PlayStation or Nintendo. He was attempting to map the neural connections in the eye. He has done more than that with more than 120,000 volunteers from 140 countries.Read more.
Friday, June 27, 2014
Video Game Eyewire Reveals New Ideas about the Eye's Neural Connections
A year ago, NPR (National Public Radio) ran a story about a game called Eyewire developed by Sebastian Seung at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, now at Princeton University. He wasn't trying to make it big with PlayStation or Nintendo. He was attempting to map the neural connections in the eye. He has done more than that with more than 120,000 volunteers from 140 countries.Read more.
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