Occipital lobe stimulation device

An occipital lobe stimulation device to enable transmission of image information pertaining to an object in the outside world to a user's occipital lobe to enable the user's brain to make use of the information, comprising:

• a glasses frame portion having an anterior surface and a periphery;
• at least one side portion connected to said glasses frame portion;
• a plurality of lens portions retained within said glasses frame portion;
• a plurality of Light-Emitting Diodes (LEDs) fixed around the anterior surface and the periphery of said glasses frame portion, for emitting photons of light to reflect off of the object;
• a plurality of photoreceptors dispersed across and retained in said plurality of lens portions adapted for collecting reflected light off of the object from said plurality of LEDs;
• an inverter retained in said at least one side portion, said inverter comprising a plurality of inputs, each input corresponding to one of said plurality of photoreceptors, wherein each photoreceptor of said plurality of photoreceptors is electrically connected to a corresponding input of said inverter, said inverter having a plurality of outputs, each output corresponding with an input of said inverter, each of the inputs of said inverter being electrically connected to its corresponding output of said inverter;
• an output device adapted for being mounted externally of the skull of the user, said output device having a plurality of inputs and a corresponding plurality of outputs, each input corresponding with and being electrically connected to one of said plurality of outputs of said inverter;
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• an input device adapted for being surgically implanted under the user's skull for connection to the user's occipital lobe, said input device having a plurality of inputs and a corresponding plurality of outputs, each input corresponding with an output of the plurality of outputs of said output device, each output of the plurality of outputs of said input device being adapted for being electrically connected with the user's occipital lobe and adapted for transmitting to the user's occipital lobe image information pertaining to the object to enable the user's brain to make use of the information.